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Chuck Leavell’s Forever Green: The History and Hope of the American Forest

Leavell’s Forever Green exists as one of the most insightful books ever written about the history and condition of the American Forest.

By James Calemine John “JoJo” Hermann’s record, Smiling Assassin, consists of eleven country-hearted blues songs, and...

Eddie Hinton died in 1995 at the age of 51. When Hinton served as the session guitarist at Muscle Shoals Studio, his...

One Ruined Life of a Bronze Tourist was originally recorded in 1978 for Atlanta’s Pine Tree Records. Terminus Records...

The name Merle Haggard carries a heavy weight in country music. Haggard remains a maverick who stared into the face of...

Colonel Bruce Hampton’s album Arkansas, like his 1978 One Ruined Life of A Bronze Tourist, were released on Atlanta’s...

Mule Variations contends as one of Tom Waits’ finest albums. Recorded in a converted northern California chicken...

By James Calemine Barbara Cue contains an abundance of talent. This all-star Athens, Georgia, line-up has crafted a...

Eddie Hinton, the Muscle Shoals singer/songwriter, did not live to complete the 1999 Capricorn Records album Hard Luck...

By James Calemine The Holy Grail of Townes Van Zandt albums--during this July 1973 performance Van Zandt operated and...

“It’s a wicked life But what the hell, Everybody’s got to eat.” –“Goin’ To Acapulco” Bob Dylan & The Band Levon...