Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires have been bubbling under the Birmingham scene since Bains cut his teeth playing with
Jerry Masters, musician and sound engineer for nearly every hit record cut in the Shoals from the late 60s through the early 70s, and read more...
Duane Allman: 40 Years Later 40 years ago today Duane Allman was killed in a motorcycle accident at the age of 24 in Macon, read more...
The History Press will release
The world premiere of Out of the Dirt, a documentary film about the life of Pulitzer Prize winning journalist
Dylan, The Truckers & Leon In Maryland Tonight Tonight in Columbia, Maryland, at The Merriweather Post read more...
Wes Freed's Drive By Truckers Artwork On August 12th and 13th,
According to
This week is Handy Fest 2011, and I was in the Shoals on Monday night, sitting in the Zodiac Theatre in downtown Florence, read more...
For Monday, we present two Southern artists whose travels around their native region helped to define their diverse and eclectic read more...
(Self-Released) Lauderdale hails from Muscle Shoals, Alabama. read more...
Ronnie Milsap became famous as a country singer. He's won six Grammys and had 40 number one country songs, third all time to read more...
Last night as I sat with friends on my porch overlooking Elk River, I put
(Saguaro Road Records) Take The High Road represents the
(Schirmer Books) Don Nix's Road read more...
(Concord Music Group) Originally released in 1972, Be Altitude: Respect Yourself finds this Staple Singers read more...
(Lightning Rod Records) Alexander Beaufort Meek wrote Alabama’s first motto ‘Here We Rest’ in his 1842 read more...
(Highway 61 Entertainment)
(ATO Records) Go-Go Boots counts as the
(Songs of the South Records) “Take reassurance in the glory of the moment and the forever promise of tomorrow. Surely read more...
Essence of Light The Adam Smith Interview By James Calemine Born in Macon, Georgia, in 1975, Adam Smith's photography transcends his age. Smith attended college in Mississippi when he began to frequent the juke joint of bluesman Junior Kimbrough. After Kimbrough read more...
The Secret To A Happy Ending A Barr Weissmann Documentary (ATO Records) By James Calemine "The secret to a happy ending
by Jane DeNeefe First among Alabama cities to integrate public facilities relatively peacefully, Huntsville could thank musicians and the Army for modeling positive race relations for the rest of the city. The Army made sure local bar read more...
Huntsville's rock and roll scene got its start in a racially segregated world. Black and white neighborhoods and business districts coexisted side-by-side downtown, with separate record stores, churches and night clubs. When Sun Record tours came through Huntsville, Alabama, with recording artists like Johnny Cash, Roy Orbison, Jerry Lee Lewis
Sage & Spirit From Widespread Panic’s John Bell…25 Years of Music & Musings (PART ONE) By James Calemine “We left superstition read more...
"Ken Watters is one of the finest young trumpet players to come along in a very long while. His is a unique trumpet voice that utilizes the best of contemporary jazz motifs, shadings, and tone colors. He has a pure joy of expression in his read more...
Michael Houser: The Quiet Genius: Eight Years Gone By James Calemine Eight years ago Widespread Panic’s founding guitarist died of pancreatic cancer at the age of 40. It doesn’t seem like eight years since he’s been gone…
RONNIE VAN ZANT FOREVER! A Scrapbook
The Six Degrees of Swampland: The Drive By Truckers serves as a compendium of all DBT-related information on our site. 2010 looks to be a landmark year for the group. They will release two read more...
This amazing 350 page volume, Alabama's Civil Rights Trail: An Illustrated Guide to the Cradle of Freedom, is every person's guide to the last 150 years of the civil rights