Originally on the Guy Clark album 'Workbench Songs' (Dualtone, July 2006) // Click the link above, to view the CD

Click the link above, to view some mis-heard lyrics for 'Purple Haze' - some are quite funny {IMHO}

In the group 'The Juliana Theory' since 1997. Guitarist of ZAO from 1997-1999.

... Born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, but raised in Tupelo, Mississippi.

He played in Muddy's band from 1972 to 1980, unlike Luther Johnson, who played in Muddy Waters' band from 1967 to 1970. Confused yet?

He played in Muddy's band from 1972 to 1980, unlike Luther Johnson, who played in Muddy Waters' band from 1967 to 1970. Confused yet?

Live At Carnegie Hall, NYC - Feb 1st, 1969

She has said it will be her final album.

Real name - Andrew Heissler

... Released in partnership with "Kiss The Ground", a nonprofit advocating for regenerative agriculture practices. Other artists on this include The Felice Brothers, Colter Wall

Click on the Link above, to view the original single with a picture sleeve. Also, scroll down and read the Comments.

Click on Link above, to view the original magazine

Dallas, Texas-based

In 'Amythyst Kiah & Her Chest Of Glass', 'Our Native Daughters' / Click on Link above, to view the CD

Son of the novelist Larry McMurtry

Produced by Dave Cobb. You know that's Willie (Nelson)'s son, right?

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The band's name comes from "The 400 Unit", a colloquial name for the psychiatric ward of Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital in Florence, Alabama.

The band's name comes from "The 400 Unit", a colloquial name for the psychiatric ward of Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital in Florence, Alabama. / The song refers to the Southern Crescent, a passenger train operated by the Southern Railroad until 1979, and continues today (with fewer stops) as the Amtrak Crescent.

Joey Spampinato was the long-time bass player in NRBQ