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Letter Brian Cady makes the case for evolution in the blues
Opening Act Snippets, fun, interviews, reviews. Go meet Elmore at shows and compare notes! What’s in your bag, Kenny Wayne Shepherd?
Kickin’ in Your Stall Can we have too many bands? Carl Gustafson steadies himself to answer
Influences Everyone has a soul, but Boz Scaggs and Charles Bradley have their soul in abundance
On The Record Iggy Pop returns, and he’s not alone, which is a good thing. Royalty returns with George Duke, the Del-Lords and Ronnie Earl, but a coup ensues when the Baptist Generals and the Black Italians use a Cold Satellite, a Tail Dragger and Steel Wheels to navigate the (Willie) Nile and confront them in Thompson Square
Re.Issues Emerson Lake & Palmer reissue their First Five albums, and the manticore rises once more. It’s a country rumble, with the outlaws (Merle) and the rockers (Jerry Lee) ready to brawl
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning The hard life, times and resurrection of Charles Bradley. A tale of unlikely, but deserved, success
What’d I Say Jim Hynes loves the ladies
The Good Seats Dennis McDonough takes us on a tour of the reborn Capitol Theatre, capital once again
Also Appearing Memphis music spills out onto the streets, specifically the Beale Street Music Festival. Dave Brubeck honored, the Rumour, the Dukes (and Duchesses), and the Wallflowers, among others
Collecting Blues rock is back in a big way. Arnie Goodman names its Top 13 bands, and their high points. Disagree? Email arnie@elmoremagazine.com
Get to Know 40 Bands You Don’t Want Showing Up In Your Living Room
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