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From his start with the band Bluesology in 1961, multi-award winner Elton John (born Reginald Kenneth Dwight) has time and time again proven himself as one of the most iconic singer-songwriters of our day.
Embracing old-school blues and backwoods country rock, Cold War Kids' tyle still holds a solid yet unique indie-rock label.
After the pop-rock outfit Broken West decided to end their run last year, Ross Flournoy found himself at a loss.
Award-winning Rodney Crowell has been called Nashville's 'golden boy' and the 'songwriter's songwriter' and for his unique, dualistic status in the music industry
Hailing from a tiny town in Washington State, Brandi Carlile began her music career at the tender age of 8, when her musician mother brought her on stage to sing a Rosanne Cash song.
Explosive live performances, non-stop touring and a commitment to songwriting have earned Scott Miller and Will Hoge a fanatical following as well as critical acclaim.
After causing Joan Baez's jaw to drop in the early 1990's with coffeehouse performances, Dar Williams has since established a strong 15 yearlong career as an esteemed singer-songwriter and guitarist.
Roger LaMay and David Dye went out to sea for this years Cayamo cruise in February, joined by the prolific Richard Thompson and Loudon Wainwright III.
Holding a title as one of the best guitarists in Nashville has to mean that you've achieved something of a legendary status in the music world--and that's exactly what Buddy Miller has done.
Once an art and design student but always a musician, Chris Bathgate first found his calling in music at the ripe old age of 16.
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