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A troubled past

One of the joys of the six years I spent on the Arkansas Humanities Council was getting to know top-notch scholars. Two of the best with whom I served were Cherisse Jones-Branch, a history professor at Arkansas State University, and Ken Barnes, who recently retired as a history professor at the University of Central Arkansas.
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Steve Earle & The Dukes

Album: Steve Earle & The Dukes - JT | reviews, news & interviews Album: Steve Earle & The Dukes - JT Album: Steve Earle & The Dukes - JT JT, RIP: Steve Earles loving tribute to his son by Liz ThomsonFriday, 08 January 2021 Earles son had a lot to live up to Among the many tragic deaths last year was that of Justin Townes Earle, son of Steve Earle, who died in August, felled by the demons his father had vanquished but which Townes Van Zandt, the revered singer-songwriter after whom ...
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On 'J.T.,' a Grieving Steve Earle Celebrates the Memory of His Son

Tweet Photo: Shervin Lainez Steve Earle has a lot of experience making tribute records to musicians he’s known, cared for deeply and learned much from. In 2009, he released Townes, in honor of Townes Van Zandt, and in 2019, there was Guy, for Guy Clark. Monday, Earle released a tribute that’s the most devastating of the three: J.T., in memory of his son Justin Townes Earle, who died in August.  J.T. consists of 10 covers plus one new original. The covers are songs Steve ...
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Steve Earle's latest album, J.T., tackles songs from his son's catalog just five months after Justin Townes Earle's death

J ustin Townes Earle won the Song of the Year prize at the 2011 Americana Music Awards for "Harlem River Blues," the title track of his excellent third full-length album and the most upbeat song about suicide youll ever hear. Its all soaring choirs and pumping organs as the protagonist proclaims, "I know the difference between tempting and choosing my fate." When Earle played the song on David Lettermans talk show (with future star Jason Isbell accompanying on guitar) 10 years ago this mont...
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