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Leo Bud Welch: Angels in Heaven Done Signed My Name

Leo Bud Welch: Angels in Heaven Done Signed My Name

Mississippi bluesman Leo Bud Welch was in no rush to start his recording career. Welch’s 2014 debut, Sabougla…

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Chieftains still rule Irish music

Chieftains still rule Irish music

He's the best-known tin whistler in the world. Paddy Moloney started on his journey to bring Irish music to t…

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Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes will play at Carolina Theatre in Greensboro

Southside Johnny and the Asbury Jukes will play at Carolina Theatre in Greensboro

The first time you heard it, it was an invitation to a new world, a dangerous-sounding place featuring an unh…

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The Soul of the Circuit

The Soul of the Circuit

Once a preferred stop on the legendary R&B Chitlin' Circuit, The Historic Magnolia House reclaims the glory o…

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Way to Go

Way to Go

By Grant Britt Photograph by Sam Froelich I made good on that promise in Florida many times, playing trumpet …

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O.Henry Ending

O.Henry Ending

By Grant Britt People who come to my house for the first, and usually, the last time, seem somewhat taken aba…

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ALBUM REVIEW: On Debut ‘Back to Us,’ Alex Harris Breathes New Life into Soul Music

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By Grant Britt
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Alex Harris’ shoes don’t fit in the footprints of most soul singers. His steps have led him into philanthropist territory as well as singer-songwriter domains with his nonprofit Arts Conservatory for Teens, which helps prepare at-risk young people for higher education and job opportunities through development of their artistic interests.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Cedric Burnside Adds New Angles to Admire in ‘Hill Country Love’

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By Grant Britt
| nodepression.com
Cedric Burnside has his head and his heart in the hills. On his latest, Hill Country Love, the music is a little grittier than on his previous Grammy-winning release, 2021’s I Be Trying, for which he took home the Best Traditional Blues Album award. That project was recorded at Royal Studios in Memphis, where Al Green cut a passel of soul classics on Hi Records in the ’70s.
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ALBUM REVIEW: Scott H. Biram Keeps True to Himself on ‘The One & Only Scott H. Biram’

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By Grant Britt
| nodepression.com
On his latest outing, he bills himself as the one and only, but Scott H. Biram is still connected to a gang of outlaws. Waylon and Willie and later on Dale Watson paved the way for the unfettered chronicles of low-down livin’ that permeates Biram’s music. But Biram’s stuff is about as rough as anybody outlawing for a musical living can get as he gouges out a muddy, swampy trench befitting his self-proclaimed “dirty old one man band” persona.
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