Andy Johnson’s ‘Roofdog’ Rambles and Rocks
Andy Johnson has released Roofdog, the electric-fried follow-up to 2021’s deeply personal Help Yourself. Though good times and groove abound, Johnson also leaves room…
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Alligators, Small Town Talk & The Truth: Bobby Charles
There’s no single genre that truly captures the quiet genius of Bobby Charles. Born on February 21st, 1938 in Vermillion Parish, Lousiana, the Cajun…
President’s Day Marty Party
Documentarian Ken Burns has said, “If country music had a president, it would be Marty Stuart.” In that spirit, we salute the Country Music…
Who’ll Be My Valentine? A Hello Again Mixtape
To celebrate Valentine’s Day, we asked Macon songwriting duo Sean Williams and Paige Horton of Hello Again to share some of their favorite duets!…
Waylon Jennings: A Little Bit More Than the Law Will Allow
Part profligate, part prodigal son, Waylon Jennings was part of the corrective collective– christened the “Outlaws” by either Hazel Smith or Dave Hickey– that…
King Curtis: Rock n’ Roll’s Master Blaster
King Curtis could blast through any session, hurling a mediocre song into party territory and a good one into immediate legend status with just…
Hugh Hession: Five Albums That Rocked The ’90s
On Saturday, February 11th, Rock The 90s returns to the Capitol Theatre for a night of music from the decade that gave us Nirvana,…
Groundhog Day Redux: An All-star Mixtape
Every February 2nd, millions await the emergence of the groundhog in superstitious anticipation to discover whether it’s an early Spring a’comin’– or six more…
Harold Bradley: Five From “The Dean”
When Nashville A-Teamer Harold Bradley died at the age of 93 on January 31st, 2019, he left a legacy as one of the most…