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Music Stories

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The Music of Knox Country-Rock Band Rich Mountain Tower Resurfaces 40 Years Later

In Inside the Vault, Music Stories by Eric DawsonApril 13, 2017leave a COMMENT

I’m constantly surprised where Knoxville musicians turn up on the Internet. Looking for a copy of the 1969 album by Freddy Fender’s acid-rock group Satan and Deciples [sic] on the …

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Rhythm N’ Blooms Roundup

In Music Stories, Program Notes by Matthew EverettApril 11, 2017leave a COMMENT

If you were looking for some peace and quiet or rest and relaxation last weekend, the Old City wasn’t the place for it. The eighth installment of Dogwood Arts’ Rhythm …

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Rhythm N’ Blooms Roundtable: What Knoxville’s Biggest Festival Means to Local Music

In Cover Stories, Music Stories by Team EffortApril 5, 2017leave a COMMENT

The first edition of Rhythm N’ Blooms, in 2010, was a primer on how not to stage a music festival—thrown together in six weeks with no budget and club-size acts …

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Rhythm N’ Blooms Headliners: Young the Giant, Gogol Bordello, Nikki Lane

In Cover Stories, Music Stories by Team EffortApril 5, 2017leave a COMMENT

More than 40 bands and solo artists will play this weekend at Rhythm N’ Blooms. In this week’s cover story, we discuss the festival with some of the local performers …

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V-Roys’ ‘Just Add Ice’ Will Be Released on Vinyl for the First Time in April

In Music Stories, Program Notes by Coury TurczynApril 4, 2017leave a COMMENT

Shocking as it may seem today, there was a brief period in time when releasing music on vinyl was not considered hip at all. In fact, during much of the …

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