Snake~Nation~Press

By James Calemine “Jack was really a jester Who held his one good eye on the queen…” By December 2000—when Widespread

By James Calemine On April 18, 1998, Widespread Panic’s Light Fuse Get Awayalbum release performance in downtown Athens, Georgia, set the

By James Calemine Born September 23, 1930, John Coltrane grew up in Hamlet, North Carolina. He moved to Philadelphia after

By James Calemine Robert Johnson contends as the greatest bluesman of all time. Born May 8, 1911, in Hazelhurst, Mississippi,

By James Calemine Western Ballad, Shannon McNally’s sixth studio album, was recorded in New Orleans. McNally’s 2009 release, Coldwater, was produced

By James Calemine Orphaned at an early age, Champion Jack Dupree grew up in New Orleans. Dupree spent most of

By James Calemine November in Mystic, Georgia, means it’s time for A Feast of Snakes. This novel remains one of the Georgia

By James Calemine “You can either be true to your art, or be a good public relations man,” said Neil

By James Calemine Jim Dickinson died in August 2009. His music resonates just as much now as it did when

By James Calemine Recorded in two days at Levon Helm’s studio in Woodstock, New York, during February 1975, this album