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A camera caught two families in a brawl over a place to sit at a kindergarten graduation ceremony at a Catholic school in Toledo, Ohio.
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Johnny PayCheck ended up in the pokey after an altercation. Who showed up with $50,000 to bail him out of the Hillsboro Jail on May 22nd, 1986? George Jones and Merle Haggard.
The post 40 Years Ago: George Jones, Merle Haggard Bail Johnny PayCheck Out of Jail first appeared on Saving Country Music.
We are proud to present this installment of our No Depression Session series in partnership with NYC honky-tonk Lucinda’s and Hiatus Tequila. When Lucinda Williams teamed up with industry lifers Laura McCarthy and Kelley Swindall to create a Southern country bar in NYC&
Lucinda Williams at The Concert Hall at Groton Music Center in Massachusetts on May 21 The Queen of alt-country Lucinda Williams walked gingerly onto the stage at The Concert Hall at Groton Hill Music Center with the kind of hard-earned authority that can’t be faked. There was no dramatic entrance, no unnecessary buildup — just […]
The post Show Review: Lucinda Williams at The Concert Hall at Groton Music Center appeared first on Americana Highways.
DÉJÀ VU: Celebrating the music of Crosby Stills Nash & Young at Cohoes Music Hall on Sat. May 16, 2026 To pay proper tribute to Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young, first and foremost you need to have the vocal talent and three-part harmonies down pat, which these extraordinary Capital Region musicians had in spades. This […]
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This week was a good one for the blues. A five-CD, 118-track box set of Ma Rainey‘s work, titled Mother of the Blues, The Complete Paramount Recordings, 1923-1928, will be released on July 24 via Black Swan Records / George H Buck Jazz Foundation. This will the most comprehensive
The story of William Alexander doesn’t start way out West. It starts way Down Under. But the wide open spaces, the horse, tack, fence, and cattle, the hard-working days and the lonesome nights are no different no matter the hemisphere.
The post Album Review – William Alexander’s “Along The Boundary Line” first appeared on Saving Country Music.