Country singer Jack Ingram could be called a “songwriter’s songwriter,” a poet in the vein of fellow Texan Townes Van Zandt who’s also capable of penning huge hits. He’s a honky-tonk hero on tracks like his own bluesy, ramshackle “Barbie Doll” and heartsick on the heavy “Fool,” while his work alongside Miranda Lambert on songs like “Tin Man” and the boozy “Tequila Does” proves thoughtful writing has its place on the radio, too.