Once upon a time, the Grateful Dead hung out in trees, dropping acid, and leading bands of Merry Pranksters dreamily along that golden road to eternal devotion. The darlings of psychedelic rock—or the pioneers of space bluegrass—the Dead opened their shows to the faithful: dancers
Gretchen Wilson recalled a humorous disputed with a famous chef when attending the Las Vegas opening of John Rich’s Redneck Riviera restaurant
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You would never expect a buck getting into a home. That is what happened recently in South Dakota, however.
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If Townes Van Zandt wrote a song about you, you’ve got a pretty big reason to gloat. But that’s just one of the bullet points on Wreck’s résumé. Rex Bell’s story in music really starts with the Old Quarter.
The post Rex “Wrecks” Bell of “Rex’s Blues” and the Old Quarter Has Died first appeared on Saving Country Music.
My favorite Thanksgiving story gets another, much appreciated update. It’s a viral story that’s now 10 years in the making, and believe it or not, one we blogged about the first year it happened. An Arizona man by the name of Jamal Hinton and a Grandma by the name of Wanda Dench accidentally crossed paths during a Thanksgiving mixup. Dench sent a text to her grandkids inviting them to Thanksgiving dinner, but one of her grandsons had recently changed his […]
The post Wanda & Jamal To Celebrate 10th Thanksgiving Together After She Accidentally Sent Him An Invite A Decade Ago first appeared on Whiskey Riff.