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A Modern Legacy of America's Finest Archivists
(Yesterday, 16:08)
A Modern Legacy of America's Finest Archivists A treasure trove of old, obscure American music exists out read more...
Cormac McCarthy Sells First Film Script Titled The Counselor
(Jan 20th, 09:27)
Cormac McCarthy Sells First Script Writer
Happy Holidays From Swampland 2011
(Dec 22nd 2011, 15:26)
Happy Holidays From Swampland "Never be impatient with the ones who love you, It might be read more...
Bloodkin's Exile On Lumpkin Street: Soul Survivors
(Dec 18th 2011, 15:08)
Bloodkin's Exile On Lumpkin Street: Soul Survivors By James Calemine
Robert Johnson: Stones In My Passway
(Nov 21st 2011, 15:10)
Robert Johnson: The Devil Is In The Details The
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>>Texas reviews
Review of: Elijah Ford
Upon Waking
(Self-Released) I met Elijah Ford a few years ago when he was 18 during a tour with his father
>>Texas Features
Rock and Roll Mommy
Rock and Roll Mommy by Shannon McNally I didn’t recognize the first signs of being pregnant. I mistook them for extreme road weariness. I was in the studio in Lafayette making a record with Mac Rebennack, (also known as Dr. John) and Bobby Charles. It was a record that I had looked read more...
Notes On State Of Poetry: Part Four
NOTES ON THE STATE OF POETRY: Part Four by Diann Blakely "Boom" by Lisa Eveleigh, Biloxi, MS Detour: After weeks--no, months- of sitting shiva in front of CNN as BP threatens to wreak greater ruinage on the South, especially read more...
>>Texas Conversations
The Preston Lauterbach Interview: Cultural Innards of the Chitlin' Circut
The Preston Lauterbach Interview: Cultural Innards of the Chitlin' Circut By James Calemine Preston Lauterbach's first book--The Chitlin' Circut And The Road to Rock 'N' Roll-- traverses new ground in the history of American music literature. read more...
Everyone Wants To Go to Heaven, But No One Wants To Die: The Marc Ford 'Fuzz Machine' Interview
Marc Ford’s Fuzz Machine Interview (Everyone Wants To Go To Heaven, But No One Wants To Die) By James Calemine “People are crazy Times are strange I’m locked in tight