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  Rolling Stone

  Dallas Good, the Sadies’ Singer-Guitarist, Dead at 48

  Good and his brother Travis spent more than two decades releasing influential, critically revered records with their garage-country-rock band

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  The Tennessean

  Justin Townes Earle tribute rescheduled due to rising COVID-19 cases

  The Ryman Auditorium hosts a tribute concert for Justin Townes Earle in early 2023.

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  Rolling Stone

  Justin Townes Earle Tribute Concert Postponed Until 2023

  Justin's father Steve Earle organized the Ryman Auditorium event, which will now happen a year later than originally planned

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  Lexington Herald-Leader

  10 best albums of 2021: Kingfish, Carlile and Bela Fleck

  Critic Walter Tunis on the music that moved him this year.

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  The Albany Herald, Ga.

  Steve Earle, Los Lobos thrill Sweetland Amphitheatre crowd

  Sep. 4—LaGRANGE — Eight songs into his concert at the Sweetland Amphitheatre here, after winding up "Copperhead Road," perhaps his most beloved song, veteran country/rocker Steve Earle looked at his watch and said, "See how that worked out? Those of you on paper can now go home and be legal before your f---ing ankle monitor goes off. The rest of us are going to be here a while." Indeed. Earle ...

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  Variety

  Wanda Jackson and Producer Joan Jett on the Rockabilly Queen’s ‘Encore’ — and Whether It’s Really the End of the Road

  Before discussing country-rockabilly legend Wanda Jackson’s so-called final album, it’s best to clear up a few things. When most think of the last 20 years of Wanda Jackson’s career, and her return to secular music after a decade doing songs of praise, it is often more in consideration of the producers and collaborators who aided […]

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  Star Tribune (Minneapolis)

  Steve Earle pays tribute to coal miners and his late son in Twin Cities concert

  Steve Earle fans are accustomed to waiting until the end of his concerts to hear their favorites. But the die-hard troubadour opened up his concert Saturday night at Canterbury Park with a 10-song string of beloved hits, including "Guitar Town" and "Someday." "Now you can go home before your ankle bracelet blows up," Earle said after a blistering version of "Copperhead Road." "Those are songs ...

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  Rolling Stone

  Steve Earle and the Dukes Announce Summer Tour Dates

  Extensive trek also includes dates with Los Lobos

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  Rolling Stone

  Hear Justin Townes Earle and Dawn Landes Cover Dolly Parton

  The late songwriter recorded "Do I Ever Cross Your Mind" with Landes nearly a decade ago

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  Variety

  The Sober Rebranding of Rock ‘N’ Roll

  Throughout modern music, the mantra “sex, drugs and rock ’n’ roll” has been both a catalyzer and a destructor. The cautionary tale practically writes itself: Artist finds purpose in music, sees commercial success, indulges in every substance known to man, falls, bottoms out, loses a career, climbs back out of the darkness through sobriety. That’s […]

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