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Verdi’s Requiem Returns
The Mississippi Symphony Orchestra hasn't performed Giuseppe Verdi's Requiem in more than 20 years. It's no surprise. The sprawling piece not only exceeds an hour, it also requires a great …
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Black Sun School of Music
Black Sun, a collective formed in January 2013, includes Cassandra Wilson and the members of New York City trio Harriet Tubman—guitarist Brandon Ross, percussionist J. T. Lewis and bassist Melvin …
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Passing the Test of Time
The Monkees still spark arguments among die-hard music fans all over.
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The Wild Feathers Take Off
Nashville-based rock band The Wild Feathers performs at Nov. 6 at Rick's Cafe.
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Expanding Jackson Music, Together
When musician Cody Cox sought to release Goodman County's last album in 2005, he wanted it to be legitimate. A friend had given him the nickname of Elegant Trainwreck, and …
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A Punk Carnival: The So So Glos
It doesn't take long to figure out where Brooklyn's The So So Glos come from.
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The Basis of Fan Bases
In the midst of social-media madness, real fans get lost in the shuffle.
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The Sci-Fi Career of Coheed and Cambria
Coheed and Cambria is a band that defies classification.
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‘Cane Sugar’ and Bayous
New Orleans-based roots-rock band Honey Island Swamp Band calls its music “Bayou Americana.”
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Howlin’ Brothers: Beyond Bluegrass
The Howlin’ Brothers perform Oct. 26 at Hal & Mal’s in support of their latest album.
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Fall Anticipation
After an exciting summer of new releases, music lovers might be left wondering if things could get any better.
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The Hardest Working Man in Music
Muscle Shoals native Jason Isbell brings his singer/songwriter melodies to Duling Hall Oct. 21.
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AJC and the Envelope Pushers
Adam Jerrell Collier, 28, aka AJC, is fully aware of Mississippi's reputation, good and bad. He loves living in Jackson, but at one point in his life he was embarrassed …
