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By James Calemine Croweology represents live acoustic versions of The Black Crowes most revered material from the last 20 years. This collection

By James Calemine “I recollect with mixed emotions All the good times we used to have, But you were making

By James Calemine Quiet Little Room serves as Mandolin Orange’s debut studio release. This Carrboro team recorded these compositions at the

By James Calemine Bad As Me, the 22nd studio release by Tom Waits earned the highest chart appearance–#6 on Billboard’s Top 200–in

By James Calemine This recording captures Levon Helm’s band live at the Ryman Auditorium on September 17, 2008. The group

By James Calemine My book, Insured Beyond The Grave, contains an interview with Music Maker Relief Foundation president Tim Duffy. I

By James Calemine The Definitive Monk is culled from a broad span of Monk’s songs from 1952 up until 1960. North

By James Calemine The Arkansas label Now-Again Records release True Soul: Deep Sounds From The Left of Stax Volumes 1 &

By James Calemine Etta Baker was born in 1913 amid the hills of Morganton, North Carolina. She began playing guitar

By James Calemine John Keane stands as a pillar in the Athens, Georgia, musical community. Keane’s credentials include working with