Review: Jerry Reed - Explores Guitar Country (RCA Nashville, 1969/2008)
Jerry Reed - Explores Guitar Country (RCA Nashville, 1969/2008)
Long before Jerry Reed became a music star, breaking through with 1970’s “Amos Moses” and 1971’s “When You’re hot, You’re Hot,” and before he became a television and film actor, he was an in-demand A-list
Introducing the XXX Movement
I know what you're thinking, but, no, I'm not writing about porn. Instead I'm writing about a group of people who have been marginalized by the music industry for the past 25 years or so. You know the type. The guys who won'
THOUGHTS ON BOB DYLAN AND ALTER EGOS
If you could change your whole life around, from beginning to end, and make it a completely different story… what would you do? What would you say? Envy is such a complicated thing. It’s easy enough to wish you’ve done what others have accomplished, been where others have
A few thoughts on country music's ultimate rebel
In the early part of last year, I wrote a few blogs detailing historical artists whom I felt had been overlooked by the worlds of country music and Americana. Among those I highlighted were The Big Bopper and Rick Nelson. I sat down at the computer this morning with hopes
Light:On The South Side- A Slice Of Chicago Blues Club History
originally at MOG 1.23.09, now at Funk or Die ..Amazingly this set is nominated for a Grammy. Congrats to Numero..
Hardcore blues fans might bristle at some of the tracks (available only on a 2 LP set) that accompany the 128 page, 12" x 12" book
If you like the Blues.... you might want to read how Left Lane Cruiser AND Hillgrass Bluebilly stay true to the Blues!
Ten Shots with Brenn Beck of Left Lane Cruiser
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Ten Shots with Brenn Beck of Left Lane Cruiser
By Georgetown Fats January 2011
The term “deep blues” tends to give purists agita as it is a sub-genre full of musicians who push all who believe blues have