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| Guitarist and producer Chet Atkins was still known as "Chester" when he cut "Guitar Blues" for Nashville's Bullet Records in 1946. |
Tuesday, March 3, 2026
Before They Were Famous: Chet Atkins
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Circles, Not Revival: Tav Falco and the Hill Country Sound
Click to read Jack Austin's feature for American Blues Scene
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Marissa Nadler plays a spellbinding set of songs from New Radiations at Sound Garage Thursday. Tickets are $31.56, get 'em here . ...
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"They Called Us Outlaws" – reassessing the legacy of Billy Joe Shaver, Waylon Jennings, Guy Clark, etc – premieres at SXSW '26...
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Dave Graney and longtime collaborator Clare Moore preview their new album with "Hits Are The Worst." Check it out. Here's the ...
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Hem's timeless contemporary folk debut Rabbit Songs – featuring the haunting voice of Sally Ellyson – is coming out on vinyl November 28...
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Sadly, guitarist Travis Wammack, heard on numerous Muscle Shoals recordings, has passed away. He'll be greatly missed.
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The newly expanded fifth edition of Blues and Gospel Recordings – 1504 pages! – is due November 16th. Blues and Gospel Recordings 1890–1943,...
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The Montvales @ The Horseshoe, March 11
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