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In the latest Paste Digital Cover Story, Dan Auerbach and Pat Carney discuss their 12th and latest album, 'Ohio Players.'
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In the latest Paste Digital Cover Story, Dan Auerbach and Pat Carney discuss their 12th and latest album, 'Ohio Players.'
The Rose Bowl Tavern held a matinee show of Dom Flemons’ stylings of old-time music and Piedmont blues on Saturday. Flemons, also known as “The American Songster,” grew up in Phoenix, Arizona, and moved to North Carolina to learn Piedmont blues fingerpicking, a style of rhythmic guitar picking native to the Piedmont region including both...
The multi-instrumentalist scholar talks about how he found his own voice through the study of old and new songs, and what makes the ideal acoustic guitar.
Dom Flemons talks about his new album, \“Traveling Wildfire,\” with Tom Brosseau on The Great American Folk Show.
Dom Flemons made history founding the Carolina Chocolate Drops, an old-time band that changed the face of roots music in the 21st century. Through found songs and tunes learned at the feet of old masters, they won a Grammy Award, played the Grand Ole Opry, and opened up new lanes for Black musicians finding their voice in folk. Since parting ways in 2013, Flemons has been a lynchpin of the folk music scene, an \“American songster\” who plays a wide range of instruments and who puts on magnetic solo shows. His 2018 concept album Black Cowboys dug up more potent history and earned a Grammy n...