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Mojo Nixon was a musician, actor, and radio DJ who became famous for his outrageous and humorous songs, such as “Elvis Is Everywhere” and “Don Henley Must

Walking on a razor's edge, laughing into the wind like some kind of kamikaze “Hey, y’all! Watch this!” good ole boy on too much acid, there wasn’t much of anything Mojo Nixon wouldn’t do.

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A familiar face on early MTV, he fashioned his persona as a 'combination of John Lee Hooker, Hunter Thompson and Richard Pryor, with a little bit of Patti Smith.'

DANVILLE, Va. (WFXR) — Rolling Stone Magazine reports outlaw rock and roller and Danville, Virginia native, Mojo Nixon, has died at the age of 66. According to Nixon’s Facebook account, the musician suffered a “cardiac event” on the Outlaw Country Cruise on Feb. 7. “Passing after a blazing show, a raging night, closing the bar, […]

Today is a good day to pop the top on a warm Schaefer beer.

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Once described as ‘half Waylon and half Johnny Rotten,’ Dan McLain was a mortal drummer from San Diego who transformed himself into Country Dick Montana, driving force for the Beat Farmers and Pleasure Barons. It was while performing with the Beat Farmers that the living legend met his Maker on stage in British Columbia on Nov. 8, 1995. Burt Kearns and Jeff Abraham, authors of The Show Won’t Go On, place that moment within the context of a life fully lived for rock ‘n’ roll entertainme...