Author: JD Nash

If anyone knows what rock ‘n’ roll is, it is Lloyd Price. Price was there at the beginning … well, before the beginning.

“I dug deep, and deep, and deep into that, beyond what any other human being wants to talk about.” – Corky Siegel

Dockery Farms was designated at the request of the Dockery Farms Foundation, which currently manages the site.

‘Black To Blues’ pays homage to the fertile 1960s era of electric blues, where the masters pushed boundaries with experimentation and volume.

The genre’s founders grew their hair long, traded their Nudie Suits for blue jeans and leather, and begat their own counter-culture.

Don’t let the cover of the album fool you. Although these three guys are having fun, they are not playing around.

It’s where Helm worked the family cotton farm, learned his love of music, and was exposed to all the musical influences of the Arkansas delta.

Dan Zanes and Friends’ ‘Lead Belly, Baby!’ features Chuck D., Billy Bragg, Valerie June, and more.

Paster’s personal mission has been a mixture of finely crafted songs, that demonstrate not only her artistry and skill, but sometimes convey her faith.

With his solo debut, Kropp steps to the front of the stage from the wings, and begins his own story.