Sarah Lee Guthrie Set to Bring the Lost Art of Storytelling to Capricorn Sound Studios
The dynamic heir to the Guthrie family legacy is ready for a Southern rock and soul education and a night of great stories and…
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Revamped & Expanded ‘Creekside Morning’ Premieres Monday, Oct. 2
On Monday, Oct. 2, 100.9 The Creek airs its first look at a reimagined and expanded “Creekside Morning” show. Samantha “Sam” Stephens joins Charles…
Brent Cobb’s ‘Southern Star’ Shines on Macon
Brent Cobb conjures more than crafts his songs, blending cascades of pine needle-covered front porch wisdom and after-midnight wit with a preternatural cadence that’s…
The Elemental Gregory Alan Isakov
On Appaloosa Bones, Gregory Alan Isakov crafts pop-up boom towns and misty villages, filling their thoroughfares and outskirts with denizens as at home in…
Better Living Through The Blues: Shemekia Copeland to Play Blind Willie McTell Music Festival on 9/23
Back in 2005, Shemekia Copeland asked “Who Stole My Radio?” in a song that laments the corporate grab that’s diminished the sounds of her…
Carolyn Wonderland’s Joy
Ida Cox’s advice to squares: “Wild Women Don’t Have the Blues.” That’s a seductive premise, but the “Uncrowned Queen of Blues” didn’t live long…
Rayland Baxter: A Song In All Forms
Rayland Baxter maps melodies like a hopeful scout surveying an ever-expanding territory of sound. A legacy artist (his late father Bucky Baxter was a…
Let It Be Good: The Sensational Barnes Brothers to Bring Memphis Soul to Blind Willie Music Festival
The Sensational Barnes Brothers reminds listeners of the Saturday night/Sunday morning tensions between gospel and early soul music. Both forms find roots in the…
‘Can we do one more?’ The Relics Return to Macon & JBA on 9/15
The Relics’ front man Joseph Pieper is nothing if not enthusiastic. On the phone, he rushes through the requisite good-afternoon greetings, focusing instead on…