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On the evening of Thursday, January 11, 2024 at Ground Zero Blues Club in Biloxi, Mississippi, a large number of friends and fans welcomed Molly Thomas back to the stage. We are all very happy to see one of our favorite music artists continue to recover from last summer’s serious accident. She was joined on stage by Rick Hirsch and John Keuler, two of her longtime bandmates from Molly Thomas…
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The Southland Music LineJanuary 10, 2024
Mississippi Blues Trail Series: Club Ebony
By Deborah Chatham Photos by Stephen Anderson The Southland Music Line continues our Mississippi Blues Trail Series at the marker recognizing Club Ebony at 404 Hannah Avenue in Indianola, Mississippi. Club Ebony has a long and storied history since its inception during the early days of the Chitlin’ Circuit. The term Chitlin’ Circuit indicated Black-run venues across the region during segregation. Johnny Jones first opened Club Ebony in 1948 to…
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The Southland Music LineDecember 31, 2023
The Southland Music Line 2023 – A Year in Review
By Johnny Cole . Photos by Stephen Anderson . Art by Robby Amonett . Thanks to very loyal readers and like-minded music fans, The Southland Music Line entered its 11th year in October of 2023. Our first ten years saw a number of changes, but our mission has always remained the same. We are still on a pilgrimage in search of the best music. The First Ten Years In early 2012, Rosco…
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MY FAVORITE CONCERTS AND LIVE MUSIC EVENTS IN 2023: ● 1. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band “15 shows on European Leg of 2023 Tour” (Dusseldorf, Gothenburg, Oslo, Copenhagen, Hamburg, Vienna, Munich, Monza) ● 2. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band “5 shows on 2nd U.S. Leg of 2023 Tour” (Chicago & E. Rutherford, NJ) ● 3. British Summer Time ft. Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band, Billy Joel,…
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Bruce Springsteen – Favorite Music Artist of the Year; Favorite Concert Tour of the Year; Favorite Original Song from a Movie “Addicted To Romance” (from the motion picture She Came To Me). Johnny Cole’s 2023 Music Awards: ● MUSIC ARTIST OF THE YEAR: Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band (based on the 2023 World Tour) ● MALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR: Bruce Springsteen ● FEMALE ARTIST OF THE YEAR: (a tie) Lucinda Williams, and…
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A sample of photos taken by The Southland Music Line’s Stephen “Andy” Anderson during the year of 2023.Click Here for the article: “The Southland Music Line 2023 – A Year in Review” Next Page > Eric Erdman at The Mary C. O’Keefe Cary Hudson & Will Kimbrough atAlong the Pontchartrain in New Orleans A Memorable Day at Cathead Jam Kenny Brown at The Mary C. O’Keefe Mississippi Songwriters Festival“Delta Edition”…
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A sample of photos taken by The Southland Music Line’s Stephen “Andy” Anderson during the year of 2023.Click Here for the article: “The Southland Music Line 2023 – A Year in Review” < Previous Page Misissippi Songwriters Hall of Fame“Tribute to Bo Diddley” Leilani Kilgore Chuck Cannon at The Frog Pond The Flaming Lips’ Wayne Coyneat Cathead Jam Cruz Contreras’ House Concert Jimmy Hall with fans Amanda Donald at Callaghan’s…
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Compiled by Johnny Cole . Next Page >1 | 2 | 3 The Rolling Stones, the most enduring band in rock & roll history, are back with a brand new studio album of new material. They released Hackney Diamonds on October 20, 2023, to positive reviews, while debuting at #1 in multiple countries around the globe. Their single “Angry” will likely be listed as my top song of 2023. What The…
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< Previous Page | Next Page> 1 | 2 | 3 ● 101. “You Got the Silver” (the seventh track on Let it Bleed, 1969) *Keith Richards on lead vocals. ● 102. “Carol” (recorded in 1964; first album appearance – UK: The Rolling Stones, 1964 / US: England’s Newest Hit Makers, 1964) *written and originally recorded by Chuck Berry in 1958. ● 103. “What a Shame” (the B-side to 1964’s…
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Rolling Stones’ special anniversary exhibit at The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland, OH (2013) Photo by J. Cole. < Previous Page 1 | 2 | 3 ● 301. “I Just Want to See His Face” (the thirteenth track on the double album Exile on Main St., 1972) ● 302. “Yesterday’s Papers” (recorded in 1966; first album appearance – UK/US editions of Between the Buttons, 1967) ● 303.…
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