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27 Dec 2006
The female Dale Watson: As country goes, that's a pretty ringing endorsement, but it makes country singer Elizabeth Cook a bit nervous.
27 Dec 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
13 Dec 2006
Mitch Kashmar is one of the California disciples who soaked up the sound and the soul of Chicago and Mississippi and Cali-customized it.
13 Dec 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
6 Dec 2006
Our reviewers sum up the not-so-local scenes
6 Dec 2006
(Music: The Year in Music)
Here's something you don't expect to hear often from a Creole cowboy at 7 a.m., moments before he heads out to his day job tending cattle on his ranch in Eunice, La.: "I'm not really a hip-hop dude at all."
6 Dec 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
29 Nov 2006
"My sister nicknamed me Halloween. It turns out it was a good nickname," says Wendy Shadburn, better known in these parts as Taz Halloween.
29 Nov 2006
(Music: Feature)
Ever wonder why, when the flying saucers touch down, they always land in a rural area? What's with the anal fixation? Do extraterrestrials really think that posterior probing is a suitable welcome?
29 Nov 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
8 Nov 2006
"Don't think I've been here before, have I?" Richard Thompson, alone onstage for this tour, asked a near capacity crowd for his debut at Greensboro's Carolina Theatre.
8 Nov 2006
(Music: Live Review)
1 Nov 2006
The Derailers vocalist Brian Hofeldt once described his band's sound as a mix of Buck Owens and the Beatles. But, since cofounder and former vocalist Tony Villanueva left two years ago, the sound has changed slightly.
1 Nov 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
25 Oct 2006
Incorporating her love for Chicago blues harp with raw, gritty, Haggard-like lyrics, Collins' sound mixes hardcore honky-tonk and blues-tinged rock.
25 Oct 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
18 Oct 2006
"Hey, what's up?" says the familiar voice at the other end of the Yep Roc Records hotline in Haw River. "This is Chuck D, Public Enemy No. 1."
18 Oct 2006
(Music: Feature)
When you talk to Wayne "The Train" Hancock about his music, you'd better get it right.
18 Oct 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
11 Oct 2006
The Fabulous Thunderbirds are still cruising—musically and literally.
11 Oct 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
4 Oct 2006
The Rolling Stones are always labeled as the best rock ’n’ roll band in the world. But there was another English band that should have held that title.
4 Oct 2006
(Music: Feature)
He was the small face peering out from behind the B-3. But as the keyboardist for the Small Faces and the Faces, Ian McLagan made some big noise.
4 Oct 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
27 Sep 2006
Hip hop and fishing: Not the most ordinary analogy partners, certainly.
27 Sep 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
20 Sep 2006
Mixing ska, politics and punk, the Beat fired up disgruntled youths on both sides of the Atlantic ready to dance to a revolution, and they're ready to do it again.
20 Sep 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
If you think that Don Ho is the voice of Hawaii, Keola Beamer has something to say: "It's like me watching a Tarzan movie and thinking I'm hearing African music," Beamer says of the Hollywood stereotype applied to Hawaiian music.
20 Sep 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
6 Sep 2006
Don Dixon is a take-charge guy. When he discovers his publicists have not responded to a writer's pleas for help, he takes care of the problem.
6 Sep 2006
(Music: Feature)
Lonnie Brooks wrote a song last night. But that doesn't mean he's willing to share it just yet.
6 Sep 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
"I would like to be recognized as one of the greatest guitar players ever to hit the stage."
6 Sep 2006
(Ye Olde Archives: Spotlight)
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