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The best American literature is always connected to something in the author's own life and experience, something they continue to come back to time and time again as a theme throughout their work. For Clemens it was the Mississippi River, for Faulkner the culture of his native Mississippi,

Step #8: Made a list of all persons we had harmed, and became willing to make amends to them all. Step #9:Made direct amends to such people wherever possible, except when to do so would injure them or others. You may recognize that these two particular steps listed above

After listening to him for years, I was finally able to see Doc Watson live at the Ryman Auditorium in the mid-90s. Even by then, Watson had been a living legend for decades. Perhaps even more than his awe-inspiring guitar playing and pure singing voice, I remember being

Let me start this review by saying that Dave Alvin and the Guilty Women nailed it at the Rooster Stage last Sunday. But before I get into a review of their performance, I feel I must confess some information regarding my association over the years with this band. I promised

You never quite know what to expect from a new Raul Malo album. He can always be counted on to create music that is well worth listening to, but other than that he is extremely unpredictable, displaying an eclecticism not commonly seen since Neil Young in the '80s. Since