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By James Calemine This 21 song anthology contains Albany, Georgia, native Ray Charles’ most influential recordings for Atlantic, ABC-Paramount and

By James Calemine Three days after Memphis luminary Jim Dickinson died, his oldest son Luther opened the doors to the

By James Calemine “Days up and down they come  Like rain on a conga drum.” “To Live’s To Fly” Townes

By James Calemine Born in Gainesville, Florida, Tom Petty became one of America’s most well-known songwriters in the last 30 years. Tom

By James Calemine Tom Petty wrote in the foreword of this book about writer Paul Zollo: “We met many times

By James Calemine The quiet droning sound of Frank Edwards’ Chicken Raid resembles a blues mantra from a man who dedicated his

By James Calemine Dex Romweber and his sister Sara were in the Chapel Hill, North Carolina, surf-rockabilly-psychedelic band Flat Duo

By James Calemine This double-barreled re-issue captures two of George Jones’ strongest albums. One cannot quibble over the greatness of

By James Calemine These recordings include Hank’s first session at 15 as well as his lost syndicated Radio Series. This

By James Calemine Already Free, Derek Trucks’ sixth studio release opens with an absolutely killer rendition of Bob Dylan’s “Down