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1964 was a good year for Chuck Berry. He hit number 10 on the pop charts with “No Particular Place To Go,” number 14 with “You Never Can Tell” and did pretty well with “Nadine” (23) and “Promised Land” (41). All were on the Chess label and all have proved as enduring as the iconic tunes that made his rep in the ’50s.
On their sixth album (despite its designation) Cherryholmes knocks it out of the park once again. As usual, banjo-playing sister Cia has the lion’s share of vocals, and she stands out even though just about any of the group could be the focus.
Along with the Kilborn Alley Blues Band, Gerry Hundt, and others on his Blue Bella label, Nick Moss is one of the most consistent current blues/blues-influenced artists from Chicago.
To truly see — without judgment, without hurry — is to open Soul, both in the world and within ourselves.
Sometimes the truest gesture is the one we leave open — the breath we don’t rush, the line we never force to close.
There’s a moment every writer knows, though we rarely talk about it.
The weekly run-down on what's happening in the world of wine, plus wine reviews, by wine writer Rick...
The weekly run-down on what's happening in the world of wine, plus wine reviews, by wine writer Rick...
By: Rick Allen, Ben Reams, George Cabrera
The BLET held an inaugural meeting for its newest members at the Austin Western Railroad this week, less than a month after securing an organizing win at the Texas-based short line railroad. National Vice President James Logan Jr., BLET’s Director of Organizing, and Luke Myers, BLET’s Head of the Short Line Department, traveled to Cedar Park, Texas, a suburb of Austin, to meet with workers and discuss what should be negotiated as part of their first contract as well as to collect BLET membership application forms.
Usher Tinkler is not shy when it comes to naming his wines. Login or signup to continue reading $1/week for the first 4 weeks
