“The Bakersfield Sound” cranked up the heat and volume of 1960s country music; born in the honky tonks of that California city, it was nurtured by musicians and songwriters like Red Simpson.
Back to Vinyl
Music Lovers are finding satisfaction in both bytes and grooves.
Back at the Quonset Hut
Chuck Mead’s latest album is a celebration of classic country songs, the musicians that played them, and the spot where it all came together.
Tommy Womack Asks “Now What?”
Nashville Musician Tommy Womack gave up chasing success, only to have it find him.
Satan is Real – A Country Classic Returns
The 1959 LP by the Louvin Brothers is one of the most unusual albums ever released by a mainstream country artist, but its appeal goes far beyond its eccentric cover.
Sir Cecil Creape: Nashville’s Hometown Ghoul
In the 1970s, almost every major city had a “horror host,” including Nashville, whose “master of terror-monies” brought a memorable flare.
Connie Smith: Back on Record
Connie Smith’s new album is a long overdue return for a country music legend.
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