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The fourth Ardmore Art Walk will be from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Nov. 6 in the historic Ardmore neighborhood in Winston-Salem.

“They saved my life,” he said. “No exaggeration.” Some North Carolina musicians are putting out records to help the Shalom Project (theshalomprojectnc.org) continue its services to the community. The nonprofit organization, based in Winston-Salem, also offers a free clothing closet and food pantry, as well as a mentorship program to help people rise from poverty. Nance, a filmmaker and journalist, doesn’t have health insurance. The Shalom Project clinic helped him get t...

The Arrow, he’s aided by famed R.E.M. producers, Let’s Active’s Mitch Easter, who both mixed. Though Foster’s expressive, robust voice still recalls Tom Petty, his earlier Americana leanings are abandoned. The EP’s uplifting, cinematic title track – presented in two equally striking mixes, it was written in response to the global Black Lives Matter protests last summer following George Floyd’s senseless and cruel murder – and the resonant, acoustic “When Was the Last Time,...

By Syndicated Content Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th an...

Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th anniversary celebrations, will b...

By Syndicated Content Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th an...

By Syndicated Content Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th an...

By Syndicated Content Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th an...

May 18, 2021 Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th anniversary celebrations, will...

Craft Recordings R.E.M. is celebrating the 40th anniversary of its debut single, “Radio Free Europe,” by releasing a replica of the original seven-inch vinyl 45-rpm disc. The single, which was released on the independent Hib-Tone label in July 1981 and also included an early version of “Sitting Still,” was housed in a sleeve featuring a photo taken by R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe. The vinyl disc, which marks the launch of R.E.M.’s 40th anniversary celebrations, will be released on J...