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696:"The Great American Songbook" refers to the collection of 20th-century popular songs and jazz standards that helped define pop music in the United States. Stories examine the legacies of some of those beloved composers, songwriters, and songs. But this issue also challenges the existing discourse on American standards, explores how these musical traditions continue to influence contemporary roots artists, and questions what in our songbook really deserves to survive. People and places featured in this issue include Carly Simon, Loudon Wainwright III, Louis Armstrong, Abigail Washburn, Dirk Powell, Kamara Thomas, Rachael Price, Bettye LaVette, Tin Pan Alley, and many more!
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announced it would be returning to print after seven years of being an online-only publication. According to an article by Kim Ruehl, "weâre opening up pre-orders via
Kickstarter for what will be a truly unique magazine â there will be no advertisements. Instead, the articles will be accompanied only
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is dedicating an entire issue to the human voice. Summer 2021 serves as quite the vocal issue, literally and figuratively. Stories take a deeper look at singing range, technicalities, and timbre, but also highlight individuals whose voices carry words of change, protest, and dissent throughout roots
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highlights the multitude of ways that roots musicians collaborate and why this music in particular thrives on community. Features in this issue include Brandi
Carlile, Chris Thile, Resistance Revival Chorus, Rhett Miller, Tom Morello, The Texas Gentlemen, Newport Folk Festival, Gil Scott-Heron, Raul
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introduced digital versions of their print journal. While the print journal remains ad-free, the digital versions include roots-music-related advertisements. Its journal contributors include roots music artists as well as professional critics and reporters, photographers, illustrators, and artists.
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Winter 2022 also features the launch of a new position â the musical guest editor! Singer, songwriter, and country-rock star Margo Price kicks off this inaugural post by contributing a personal essay and helping devise a topic for one of the stories featured in the issue. Featuring Angela
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focuses on how the choices of roots music makers and fans affect the natural world around us. Stories address the historical, academic, and practical ways that the roots music community is working to make a more sustainable world. Featured artists in this issue include Ani DiFranco, Corb Lund, Dar
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Beatles as a lasting influence to bluegrass and country musicians, Gillian Welch on winning a literary prize from University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, Amanda Shires on her love of poetry and earning her M.F.A., Keith Secola and his "Native Americana" anthem, The legend of "John Henry", An
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Midwest roots, Heartland rock via John Mellencamp, Melissa Etheridge, Kansas, and more, The enduring legacy of Hee Haw, The unknown story of Indiana's Gennett Records, Native American hip-hop and Standing Rock, Chicago and Austin's musical exchange
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aims to close 2021 on a positive note. The âGood Newsâ issue will focus on what never seems to be covered enough these days â stories of kindness, positivity, and success in roots music and the musicians who have overcome some daunting obstacles to get to where they are today. Artists featured in
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A century of
American music through the women of the Carter Family, Elizabeth Cotten's folk revival, The untold story of Karen Dalton, Annie Oakley and the legacy of outlaw country, An oral history of âTrioâ, Big Mama Thornton, Alice Gerrard, Ruthie Foster, Sharon Van Etten on artists like Vashti
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explores all facets of the live music experience, compiling the most important roots music festivals and venturing behind the scenes at some legendary venues. Additionally, stories look at the challenges that live music curators and attendees face and dig into how roots musicians transform their
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For a collection of genres based in traditions, roots music is always evolving. The âMovers & Shakersâ issue will highlight leaders in the community â both in the spotlight and unsung â who continue to push the boundaries of what's possible in roots music. Additionally, this theme will give
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explores equipment old and new and digital innovations by sharing stories of instruments, luthiers, machinery, and even less tangible songwriting tools to better understand how exactly roots music is made. Features include Alan Lomax, Alice
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s exceptional print medium, the issue highlights the photos, comics, graphics, non-traditional band merchandise, and more that help both musicians and fans see new ideas through the sounds. Featured artists include Jeff
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What's bluegrass music? â Bela Fleck, Noam Pikelny, and Sarah Jarosz, Neil Rosenberg's modern history of bluegrass music, Pioneering women of bluegrass â Hazel & Alice to Sierra Hull and beyond, Considering bluegrass rhythm sections, A pre-American history of the banjo, Bluegrass adventure
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explores what roots musicians eat, drink, and smoke, as well as farm, foster, and distill. In a larger sense, the issue also aims to balance body and mind and embrace contemporary notions of self-care. Of course, stories also include a taste of roots music's indulgences, too! Featuring Aoife
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Music life in Cuba (a photo essay), Shedding light on China's folk-punk scene with Abigail Washburn, Hanggai, and more, Q&A with David Broza on music in Israel and Palestine, How ancient Indian kirtan music has spread in the West, Celebrating music at Italy's Umbria Jazz Festival
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was launched in September 1995 (as a quarterly) by co-editors/co-founders Grant Alden and Peter Blackstock. Kyla Fairchild, who handled the business functions of the magazine from the beginning, became a co-publisher with Alden and Blackstock in 1998. The magazine was named for the
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from characters in old standards to the many injustices that stymie equality in the music industry â and this issue doesn't shy away from them either. Artists featured in this issue include Amy Helm, Doc Watson, Hiss Golden Messenger, Lucy Dacus, Robert Johnson, and many more!
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recorded music into live presentations. Featured in this issue: Mandolin Orange, Rhett Miller (Old 97s), Chris Shiflett, Gaelynn Lea, Langhorne Slim, Wilco, Shovels & Rope, Laura Stevenson, Chadwick Stokes (Dispatch), High Fidelity, and more.
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Roots music has a special relationship with the venues in which it's played â from the unassuming living rooms to the fancy recording studios to the largest outdoor festivals. As the world continues to navigate the future of performing,
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Roots music wouldn't happen at all without a certain tool kit. Musicians need instruments to make acoustic music and all kinds of wires and technologies to project that music and transfer it to eager listeners. The Summer 2020 issue of
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special attention to the physical and bodily elements of music's power to move us. Features in this issue include Bonnie Raitt, Dan Auerbach, Rhiannon Giddens, Trey Anastasio, Woody Guthrie, and more!
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introduction to jazz standards, Jason Molina's biographer reflects on the Magnolia Electric Co., The parallels between hip-hop and folk music lyrics, John Prine on songwriting
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921:Golden Smog
879:Whiskeytown
849:Honey Wilds
845:Steve Earle
806:Winter 2022
652:Going Green
463:Foremothers
449:Over Yonder
331:Barry Mazor
232:Jesse Sykes
88:First issue
1632:Categories
1623:Folk Alley
1580:2015-05-15
1555:2015-05-15
1418:2015-05-15
1389:2015-05-15
1338:August 10,
1259:August 10,
1235:References
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