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Make tracks to witness 'The Derailers' (Greenville Herald-Banner)
You might call them The Beatles with Stetsons or as lead vocalist Brian Hofeldt says, ?Buck Owens meets the Beatles.? But whatever you call them, you can fully expect The Derailers to jump the tracks from honky-tonk country to vintage rock 'n roll and back.
Countrypolitan Favorites (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Southern Culture on the Skids... By Grant Britt.
The Weekend in Review (Creative Loafing Tampa)
Wade Tatangelo on the Rockabilly Ruckus at Skipper's... By Wade Tatangelo.
Brown: A critic's notebook (Rocky Mountain News)
7:00 p.m. (sharp): The Police, performing together for the first time since the band's 2003 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, launch into Roxanne, a song no one needs to hear ever again.
Incomparable Haggard shines in ballads new, old (San Jose Mercury News)
Neko Case sounded fine, but even she seemed eager to get to the main attraction. ``Think about how awesome it is that Merle Haggard will be out shortly,'' she said toward the end of her opening set.
Review: George Jones delivers hits at Emens (The Star Press)
MUNCIE -- Faithful fans of George Jones braved sub-zero wind chills to spend Saturday evening at Emens Auditorium with a master of country music.
County fair medley (The State Journal-Register)
Local, tribute and country artists make up the Grandstand lineup of the 2007 Sangamon County Fair.
Nashville's all over the Grammy map (Tennessean)
Let's say the Grammy nominees list was a big game of "Where's Waldo?" and Nashville-connected nominees were that titular be-hatted and bespectacled dude. You don't have to try too hard to find a gaggle of Waldos in the country categories, but you might be surprised by how many pop up all over the genre map, from polka to R&B.
Nashville's all over the Grammy map (Fairview Observer)
Let's say the Grammy nominees list was a big game of "Where's Waldo?" and Nashville-connected nominees were that titular be-hatted and bespectacled dude.
Rhonda Vincent Is Big Winner at Bluegrass Awards (cmt.com)
Rhonda Vincent should have driven a forklift to the ceremonies. The Missouri maelstrom picked up five major trophies Sunday night (Feb. 4) at the 33rd annual Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America awards show.
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Make tracks to witness 'The Derailers' (Greenville Herald-Banner)
You might call them The Beatles with Stetsons or as lead vocalist Brian Hofeldt says, ?Buck Owens meets the Beatles.? But whatever you call them, you can fully expect The Derailers to jump the tracks from honky-tonk country to vintage rock 'n roll and back.
Countrypolitan Favorites (Creative Loafing Charlotte)
Southern Culture on the Skids... By Grant Britt.
The Weekend in Review (Creative Loafing Tampa)
Wade Tatangelo on the Rockabilly Ruckus at Skipper's... By Wade Tatangelo.
Brown: A critic's notebook (Rocky Mountain News)
7:00 p.m. (sharp): The Police, performing together for the first time since the band's 2003 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction, launch into Roxanne, a song no one needs to hear ever again.
Incomparable Haggard shines in ballads new, old (San Jose Mercury News)
Neko Case sounded fine, but even she seemed eager to get to the main attraction. ``Think about how awesome it is that Merle Haggard will be out shortly,'' she said toward the end of her opening set.
Review: George Jones delivers hits at Emens (The Star Press)
MUNCIE -- Faithful fans of George Jones braved sub-zero wind chills to spend Saturday evening at Emens Auditorium with a master of country music.
County fair medley (The State Journal-Register)
Local, tribute and country artists make up the Grandstand lineup of the 2007 Sangamon County Fair.
Nashville's all over the Grammy map (Tennessean)
Let's say the Grammy nominees list was a big game of "Where's Waldo?" and Nashville-connected nominees were that titular be-hatted and bespectacled dude. You don't have to try too hard to find a gaggle of Waldos in the country categories, but you might be surprised by how many pop up all over the genre map, from polka to R&B.
Nashville's all over the Grammy map (Fairview Observer)
Let's say the Grammy nominees list was a big game of "Where's Waldo?" and Nashville-connected nominees were that titular be-hatted and bespectacled dude.
Rhonda Vincent Is Big Winner at Bluegrass Awards (cmt.com)
Rhonda Vincent should have driven a forklift to the ceremonies. The Missouri maelstrom picked up five major trophies Sunday night (Feb. 4) at the 33rd annual Society for the Preservation of Bluegrass Music of America awards show.
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