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Betty Davis Self-Titled

By James Calemine Born in Mabry, North Carolina, Betty Davis ranks as a classic diva. She married Miles Davis and...

Pura Fe is her birth name. In Spanish it translates, “Pure Faith”. Born in 1959, Pura Fe was named by her Puerto Rican...

By James Calemine "Necessity is the mother of several other things besides invention." --Flannery O'Connor George...

By James Calemine “Walk believer walk, Your work ain’t never done.” -The Black Crowes The...

By James Calemine Based on the James Lee Burke novel, In the Electric Mist With Confederate Dead, this film tells the...

By James Calemine Real art is personal, close to the bone, unshakable and undeniable. Stranger Me slices throats and...

Athens, Georgia, singer/songwriter Vic Chesnutt existed as a musical force since the late 80s when R.E.M’s Michael...

By James Calemine At the peak of his career–in March of 1967– Otis Redding crossed the Atlantic to perform for his...

Born October 10, 1917, in Rocky Mount, North Carolina, Thelonious Monk’s family soon moved to New York City. Monk...

By James Calemine Born in Columbus, Mississippi, on March 26, 1911, Thomas (Tennessee) Williams wrote plays, short...

By James Calemine Cormac McCarthy spent years living in cheap motels writing classic novels that no one bought such...

By James Calemine Originally captured to two-track digital audio tape straight from the board, the enclosed recordings...