Legendary quarterback, Sonny Jurgensen has sadly passed away at the age of 91. He enjoyed an 18-season career in the NFL.
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It struck me that the vast majority of people were discussing an album and an artist they had heard little to no music from. The first and foremost rule of music criticism is that you have to listen to the material.
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In addition to his role on the beloved sitcom, this actor was a welcome sight in countless television dramas and feature films.
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Like so many true country fans, keeping the memory of all the old Outlaw country greats alive is serious business for Doug Armento. It’s about paying their legacy forward in original songs the take inspiration from their music.
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This week’s news recap is both a reminder to “just keep swimming” and to keep supporting live and independent music amongst the horrors.
Of the horrors out of Washington, the Kennedy Center will likely close this summer for the next two years. Trump made the announcement
Bristol Rhythm & Roots Reunion ’25 drew us even deeper into the rich history of recorded music in the Tri-Cities area of Tennessee and Virginia. It’s coming up on a century since Ralph Peer’s 1927 Bristol Sessions introduced Jimmie Rodgers and the Carter Family
Sierra Ferrell deserves all the flowers. And you deserve to see her perform live, especially if you need your spirits uplifted about the beauty of life and the goodness of mankind.
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