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By James Calemine Produced by Memphis luminary Jim Dickinson, Amy LaVere‘s Anchors & Anvils, contends as a fine blueprint for

By James Calemine Take The High Road represented the Blind Boys of Alabama‘s first country-gospel album in their 70-year career. The five

  When I interviewed the High Priest of Memphis Mojo—Jim Dickinson—I asked him if he’d be interested in submitting his

By James Calemine The Americana/alt.country movement of the late 90s seemed like a promising thing.  After being caught in a

By James Calemine I wrote this review in 2012 when Sweeten The Distance was released, and right before I interviewed

By James Calemine On September 24, 2019, I made another trip to Quarantine Island with Michael Gowen. I’ve known Gowen

By James Calemine Cheyenne Marie Mize is a Louisville, Kentucky, native. She served as a member of the groups Arnett

By James Calemine (Published in the Official 30th Anniversary Georgia Music Hall of Fame 2008 Almanac) Through triumph and tragedy

By James Calemine “In every person of whatever station look not for things to criticize, but for something you adore

By James Calemine “Odds and ends Odds and ends Lost time Is not found again…” “Odds And Ends” Bob Dylan