Americana music : voices, visionaries, & pioneers of an honest sound /
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| Language: | English |
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College Station :
Texas A&M University Press,
[2019]
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | John and Robin Dickson series in Texas music.
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Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: pt. 1 Back to the Beginning
- ch. 1 Routes and Roots
- ch. 2 Instrumental Essentials
- ch. 3 Mississippi and the Birth of the Blues
- ch. 4 Bluegrass Breaks Out
- ch. 5 Talking with a Legend: Dr. Ralph Stanley
- ch. 6 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Completes the Circle
- pt. 2 Byrds, Burritos, and Changing Times
- ch. 7 David Crosby: A Byrd's Timeless Flight
- ch. 8 Chris Hillman: The Byrds and Beyond
- ch. 9 Richie Furay Remembers: Seminal Member of Buffalo Springfield, Poco, and Souther-Hillman-and Furay Shares His Story
- ch. 10 Poco Primes Country Rock
- ch. 11 Timothy B. Schmit: From Poco to the Eagles, Still Flying High
- ch. 12 Eagles' One Time Wingman Don Felder Shares His Story
- ch. 13 Graham Nash: Past but Present
- ch. 14 Dwight Yoakam Goes Back to Bakersfield
- ch. 15 Holly Williams: Heir to a Legend
- ch. 16 Sam Bush: From Bluegrass to Nu-Grass, and Stopping in Nashville in Between
- ch. 17 Kinky Friedman: An Irascible Icon Speaks Out
- ch. 18 Guy Clark's Melancholy Musings
- ch. 19 Billy Joe Shaver: A Rebel with a Cause
- ch. 20 Ray Wylie Hubbard's Past Perfect
- ch. 21 David Bromberg: Sideman as Superstar
- ch. 22 Delbert McClinton Peruses the Past, While Contemplating the Present
- pt. 3 Transition Is Complete: Americana Today
- ch. 23 John Oates Takes a Rural Route off the Mainstream Mile
- ch. 24 Steve Forbert and the Art of Compromise
- ch. 25 Lot to Lovett
- ch. 26 No Baggage for Bela
- ch. 27 Jay Farrar Talks about a Prodigal Son Volt
- ch. 28 Chris Isaak Aims for Arcane Americana
- ch. 29 Shawn Colvin: Covers Girl
- ch. 30 Mavericks: Renegade Rockers
- ch. 31 Steep Canyon Rangers: Bluegrass Boosters on a Steady Ascent
- ch. 32 Punch Brothers Get Punchy
- ch. 33 Yonder Mountain String Band: A Testament to Telluride
- ch. 34 Greensky Bluegrass: Breaking Down Barriers
- ch. 35 Avert Brothers Redefine the Template
- ch. 36 Amanda Shires Emerges on Her Own
- ch. 37 Donna the Buffalo and the Populist Stampede
- ch. 38 Rose by Any Other Name
- ch. 39 Derek Trucks Talks Multitasking, Working with His Wife, and Lessons Learned from the Past
- ch. 40 Dave Rawlings: Man as Machine
- ch. 41 Dawes Pause: Looking Forward with a Nod to the Past
- ch. 42 Ruthie Keeps It Real
- ch. 43 Mekons Blur the Line between Past and Present
- ch. 44 Band of Heathens as a Band of Brothers
- ch. 45 Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band Go Back to the Roots
- pt. 4 Americana Abroad
- ch. 46 Julian Dawson: Despite English Origins, He's Found His Nashville Niche
- ch. 47 Dreaming Spires Share Their Search for the "Supertruth"
- ch. 48 Sadies Look South
- ch. 49 Falls: Love, Life, and Life on the Road
- ch. 50 Ireland's Arborist Details His Circumspect
- ch. 51 Jenn Grant Channels Her Mother's Inspiration and Her Own Determination
- ch. 52 Henrys' Unlikely Exposition.