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Features from your favorite artists! Including interviews, essays, long-form, short-form, and more.

Bluegrass Stereotypes: Where Are We?

Bluegrass Stereotypes: Where Are We?

In 1983, eminent bluegrass historian Neil V. Rosenberg wrote a piece in the scholarly journal American Music, published by the University of Illinois Press, about bluegrass stereotypes found in popular media of the time. He wrote about three offerings found on television and film in the summary available to me.

Goodbye J.C.: Fleetwood Mac Loses One of Its Own

Goodbye J.C.: Fleetwood Mac Loses One of Its Own

Bill Rosen, A Friend of Mine

Bill Rosen, A Friend of Mine

Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize Speech: Literature, Art, Professionalism, Shakespeare

Bob Dylan's Nobel Prize Speech: Literature, Art, Professionalism, Shakespeare

Would Tom Waits Win "The Voice?"

Would Tom Waits Win "The Voice?"

From Doc Watson to R.E.M.: Celebrating 33 Years of the Mountain Stage Radio Show

From Doc Watson to R.E.M.: Celebrating 33 Years of the Mountain Stage Radio Show

"Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - For the Last Time"

"Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys - For the Last Time"