‘How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place’: An Appreciation

Burnishing the Legacy

KEVIN BURT will having you hearing the great songs of BILL WITHERS with new ears.

by David McGee

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Rossini on Rossini, Byron on Rossini

From his 1886 book From Mozart to Marvio V1: Reminiscences of a Half Century, Louis Engel discloses the composer Giochino Rossini's slightly jaundiced view of his own legacy; in correspondence to two friends in 1818, Lord Byron...

by David McGee

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A Beautiful Day in Ms. Rogers’ Neighborhood

It's a beautiful day in the neighborhood when KIMM ROGERS dives into her songs on WHERE THE PAVEMENT GROWS and asks: 'Would you be mine? Could you be mine?'

by David McGee

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Over There: When Americana Doesn’t Mean American

A Deep Roots Exclusive from John E. Simpson: an investigation into what makes Americana Americana when the artists performing it aren't American.

by David McGee

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It’s Small’s World After All

Adhering to a '1 guitar, 1 voice, one foot format,' MARK T. SMALL's solo acoustic collection of mostly blues songs, with a taste of country and bluegrass for variety, is a low-key, honest effort that leaves a good feeling in it...

by David McGee

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Burnishing the Legacy

Rossini on Rossini, Byron on Rossini

A Beautiful Day in Ms. Rogers’ Neighborhood

Over There: When Americana Doesn’t Mean American

It’s Small’s World After All

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