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By James Calemine Ben Harper produced There Will Be A Light, which transcends the same tiresome self-indulgent music, and emerges as

By James Calemine Reading through Webster’s Dictionary of Phrase and Fable today, I realized everyone loves a folk hero. I thought of

By James Calemine Albert King never tolerated nonsense. His guitar-playing captured the essence of his personality. He played a right-handed

By James Calemine The Athens, Georgia, band Widespread Panic’s last 22 years proved a formidable career. Panic travel like road warriors.

By James Calemine Born in St. Louis, Missouri, Burnett grew up in Fort Worth, Texas. Burnett’s career continues gaining steam

By James Calemine I just finished The Redeemers, a fine book by Mississippi writer Ace Atkins…. Born June 28, 1970, in

By James Calemine The Funkadelic/Parliament legend and North Carolina native George Clinton recruited a plethora of talent–including Texas born Sly

By James Calemine Cora Mae Bryant is the daughter of Georgia guitar legend Curly Weaver. She grew up on the

By James Calemine Recorded live at the Bohemian Caverns in Washington, D.C. on May 25, 1967, this Carla Thomas CD

By James Calemine Quentin Tarantino always gives a nod to the south in his films. Most folks are aware of