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If you grew up in America, you knew the drill every February in public school. But unless your teachers were willing to buck the published material on Black history, country music was never mentioned.
The post Why Isn’t Country History Taught During Black History Month? first appeared on Saving Country Music.
According to TMZ, country music star, Zac Brown, has won his latest court case against his ex-wife, Kelly Yadzi
The post Country Music Star Wins Federal Court Battle Against Ex-Wife appeared first on Wide Open Country.
TJ Mayes Over the Moon Shawnee, Oklahoma singer songwriter TJ Mayes has a new album Over the Moon, that’s country with a little bit of western dark side energy all played at once together, lightly and fluidly. TJ is generally known for his rockabilly and roots rock music, but on this album he takes just […]
The post REVIEW: TJ Mayes “Over the Moon” appeared first on Americana Highways.
Bre Kennedy The Alchemist Nashville’s long been known as a ten-year town (give it ten years, then move on if it ain’t payin’ off), but that decade is rarely a straight line. Evolving, adjusting expectations, self-reevaluations, and probably a list of shitty jobs end up demanding as much time as writing songs and playing music. […]
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In the early days of No Depression (that’s way back to the mid-late 1990s for you whippersnappers), we took the “whatever that is” part of our slogan pretty seriously. Which is to say, not seriously, in terms of deciding what did or didn’t
As much of the rest of the United States was stuck fast in an ice storm, Key West, FL was set ablaze as Mile 0 Fest returned to their old tradition of opening the festival with a free street party.
The post Cross Canadian Ragweed, Mile 0 Fest Take Over Key West first appeared on Saving Country Music.
Emily Scott Robinson begins her latest record, Appalachia, with a hymn, a promise for the year ahead to be better than the last. With a melancholic echo of “Auld Lang Syne,” Robinson offers some hope for new beginnings even when it seems unthinkable. And though “Hymn for