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James HanceEssays on music artists, particularly Americana, Cajun, zydeco and bluegrass.
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A Celebration of Color and Its King
One of the deepest, richest male voices of the 20th century (think James Earl Jones) was that of Ken Nordine. His voice was well known in commercials and movie trailers. One critic wrote “you may not know Ken Nordine by name or face, but yo...
‘Never Again’ Becomes ‘Then Again’
If you’re not familiar with Rodney Crowell’s songwriting, perhaps you haven’t been following country music. Crowell chose songwriting as a career and made the move to Nashville from his hometown of Houston in his early 20s. He fell in with...
I hear voices.
Not all crazed behavior of the 1960s rock’n roll era were the result of drugs and alcohol. Mix them together with certified psychological disorders and it’s impossible for the patient or the doctors to know the problem at hand. After about...
The Rise and Fall of Blood, Sweat & Tears
I bought the album Blood, Sweat & Tears on the day it was released in the record stores, Dec. 11, 1968. Listening to that album was like an early Christmas gift, so different from anything I had heard before. It covered a spectrum of genres...
The Rolling Stones, the Beatles and Terry Reid
Seed of Memory is an album by Terry Reid from 1976 that showcases Terry’s voice, his songwriting, and his mastery of a variety of genres. Reid got the nickname Superlungs after he recorded Donovan’s song “Superlungs My Supergirl” and the mo...
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