Archive From March, 2017
PREMIERE: The Como Mamas Command You to “Move Upstairs” on New Daptone LP
inNewson March 23, 2017
Continuing the surprisingly rich tradition of musical excellence in Panola County, Mississippi. March 22nd 2017 by Marty Sartini Garner photo by Aaron A. Greenhood Sisters Angela Taylor and Della Daniels have been singing with their friend Ester Mae Smith since they were all children in the Mt. Mariah Baptist Church in Como, Mississippi. If the name of […]
Diggin’: Deer Clan Singers – Friendship Dance
inTheir Musicon March 17, 2017
Deers R Us by The Deer Clan Singers The Deer Clan Singers are a family of the Tuscarora Nation of North Carolina led by Dave Locklear, Mark Deese, Pura Fe, and Chad Locklear who play complicated harmonies that are distinctive in the Indian genre. Sometimes you never know where you’re going to find commonalities. […]
Our Living Past Exhibition To Open at the Alexandria Museum of Art!
inNewson March 2, 2017
On March 3rd, 2017 Our Living Past, Music Maker’s photography exhibit featuring 25 photos of Southern musicians and scenes, will be on display at the Alexandria Museum of Art in Alexandria, Louisiana. Timothy Duffy, founder of Music Maker Relief Foundation and photographer behind the images in Our Living Past has been working to empower Southern […]
Country Legend Sam Frazier, Jr. Releases Cabbage Man!
inNews & Mediaon March 2, 2017
Following in a line of black country singers that include Charley Pride, Linda Martell, Ray Charles and more recently Darius Rucker, Sam Frazier, Jr. sings the sweet songs that have defined country music. He sings the blues and croons plaintive melodies on his trusted harmonica. Out of the backwoods of Alabama, Sam has been a […]