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Satan Is Real: The Ballad of the Louvin Brothers
Charlie Louvin Autobiography: Satan Is Real The late
Ry Cooder's Los Angeles Stories
Ry Cooder's Los Angeles Stories Ry Cooder made music with
Satan Is Real: The Louvin Brothers
Satan Is Real: The Louvin Brothers Night falls early these days. For some reason I dropped the classic read more...
RIP Joel "Taz" DiGregorio
Charlie Daniels Keyboardist Passes Away On Wednesday, October 12,
Coming Soon from History Press: "Rocket City Rock and Soul" by Jane DeNeefe
The History Press will release
Tom Waits Records with Hank Williams III
Tom Waits Records with Hank Williams III
Jonathan Demme Films Neil Young Journeys
Jonathan Demme's Neil Young Journeys Last night Neil Young attended the world premiere of Jonathan Demme's read more...
Caitlin Rose's New Album & Upcoming Tour with Earle, Isbell and Carll
Caitlin Rose's Own Side Now On September 27, ATO Records will release
Hank Williams-The Legend Begins: Rare And Unreleased Recordings
Hank Williams Rare And Unreleased Recordings On September 13, Time Life will release Hank Williams: The read more...
Merle Haggard's New Album Working in Tennessee
Merle Haggard's New Album Out In October Vanguard Records will release
Nashville Reviews
Long Live All of Us
(Last Chance Records) Long Live All of Us counts as Glossary's 7th studio album. Glossary hails from Murfeesboro, read more...
The Legend Begins: Rare and Unreleased Recordings
(Time Life Entertainment) These newly discovered recordings include Hank's first session at 15 as well as his lost syndicated read more...
Long Line of Heartaches
(Sugar Hill Records) Long Line of Heartaches counts as Connie Smith's 53rd album, but her first since 1996. Produced read more...
Songs And Stories
(Dual Tone Music) Guy Clark's Songs And Stories was recently recorded live at the Belcourt Theatre in Nashville. read more...
Ramble at the Ryman
(Vanguard) This recording captures Levon Helm's band live at the Ryman Auditorium on September 17, 2008. The group that night read more...
Country Again
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...
Premium Country
(Better Angels) It used to be that country radio didn't split between its roots and its desire to keep soccer moms happy. read more...
The Man That Time Forgot
(Big Legal Mess) Imagine that Buddy Holly didn't read more...
The Harrow & The Harvest
(Acony Records) The Harrow & The Harvest serves as Gillian Welch's first studio album in eight years. This is read more...
Looking For America
(Gracie Productions) Just in time for the Fourth of July comes Mark Wills latest album Looking For America. read more...
Nashville ArticlesHOMEGROWN: An Exhibit of Regionally Influenced Designs in Nashville, TN
HOMEGROWN is a special exhibition of regionally influenced, culturally significant, contemporary design, bringing the designs to an underexposed market outside of the major design centers. The exhibit will take place from place from June 1 through June
The Riley Watkins Interview
The Riley Watkins Interview By James Calemine Alabama-born, songwriter/guitarist Riley Watkins epitomizes an obscure talent. Watkins wrote songs and performed his own blend of rock, country and blues all over America for decades. Watkins performed in various bands with country music songwriter Gary Stewart over the years. He also played music on the road with
The Roots of Rock and Roll in the Rocket City by Jane DeNeefe
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
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, read more...
Widespread Panic's Michael Houser: Eight Years Gone
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…
Super Bowl XLIV Will Be Special for the South
The world’s biggest sporting contest is upon us, and the Southern storylines could not be more prevalent. With the Saints and the Colts meeting in the Super Bowl, Swampland fans should be thoroughly entertained by the matchup of an exciting New Orleans team read more...
State of the Art: Tennessee
STATE OF THE ART: TENNESSEE By Diann Blakely Morgan Entrekin, head of Grove-Atlantic Press, made a fresh name for himself in a New Yorker “Talk of the Town” piece not long ago when he freely admitted to not reading all of the read more...
SEC, Big 12, & ACC Bowl Primer: Post-January 1 Edition
SEC 01/01 –.Auburn vs. Northwestern - Outback Bowl (11 am EST – ESPN) 01/01 – LSU vs. Penn State - Independence Bowl (1 pm EST – ABC) 01/01 – Florida vs. Cincinnati – Sugar Bowl (8:30pm EST – read more...
SEC, Big 12, & ACC Bowl Primer: Pre-January 1 Edition
SEC 12/27 – Kentucky vs. Clemson - Music City Bowl (8:30pm EST – ESPN) 12/28 – Georgia vs. Texas A&M read more...
Weekly Fever Review #5: The ACC Still Not Progressing Quickly Enough
As we head into October, we've learned quite a few things about this current college football season. SEC - This conference remains on top, not only for our Footprint, but also nationally. There are still 3 SEC teams in the top 5, and there are two teams (Florida and Alabama) that seem to be headed towards another collision in Atlanta for the right to read more...
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