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Starting in 2022, Central City and Muhlenberg County began developing a tribute to honor two legendary musical entities that were instrumental in bringing entertainment and fans to the area throughout

The Wind Will Lead Me Home features an A-list backing band on Music City session players

In today’s world of GNSS-contested environments and the emergence of multi-sensor fusion capabilities, there is a demand for filters that can navigate without the aid of GNSS. This article evaluates a complementary navigation filter designed to steer a sUAS autopilot in GNSS-contested environments. 

Bruised Orange will play in The Glens Centre, Manorhamilton on Saturday, May 6 at 8pm. Bruised Orange is a John Prine Tribute band based in Co Meath comprising ...

We’ve got a little something different this week as we pack four artists into our two-hour lunch broadcast. And it’s one to get excited about because it’s an all Nashville lineup with some of the city’s most compelling veteran creators. On top of that, the iconic Tom Waits will be the center of attention as we shine a spotlight on Saturday night’s Get Behind The Mule multi-artist show at the 5 Spot, which will be raising funds for the Second Harvest Food Bank. Several artists from that...

With “Children So Long,” Walter Crockett has put together what is effectively a folk album that both feels timeless and strikingly immediate.

Some guitar heroes explode across the stage or erupt from recordings. Think Hendrix or Jimmy Page. Others, like Colin Linden, have a quieter brilliance. They play to support fellow musicians and their own songs with a perfection that extends beyond service into art, dancing a characterful line betwe

(4 out of 5 stars) "Playing Time - 44:57 -- Legendary Nashville record producer, songwriter and engineer Cowboy Jack Clement had a definitive hand in this production by introducing Mac Wiseman and John Prine who had never met until recently. Clement has known both of the singers since the 1960s and 70s, and they developed an immediate kinship. Realizing that they both shared a similar love for classic country standards, it was decided to record a set together using material from Ernest Tubb, B...

Music Scene: New album from the Dinallos is a family affair By Jay N. Miller Pre-pandemic, protean guitarist Mike Dinallo was busy planning another EP of his outstanding rock ‘n’ roots music, while his wife, Juliet Simmons Dinallo was well into the preparation and writing for a new album of her Americana music. The various lockdowns threw all those plans into disarray and eventually put an end to Mike’s frequent trips to and from Nashville sessions. But it also forced the couple to lea...