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Taz DiGregorio of The Charlie Daniels Band Does First Solo Album

Taz DiGregorio, 30+ year keyboard player of The Charlie Daniels Band, releases his debut solo album, while emphasizing the fact thet he is NOT leaving the CDB!

David Ball Brings Back the REAL Country

Spartanburg, SC gave us a lot of great talent, including The Marshall Tucker Band, The Sparkletones, and country star David Ball. Suite 101 spoke to Ball about growing up in the South, life in general, and his hot new CD, "Amigo."

Southern Rockers Respond to The September 11th Terrorist Attacks

Southen rockers and others respond to the terrorist attacts on New York and Washington, DC.

Red Dog of The Allman Brothers Band is Still Keepin' 'em Rockin'

He’s the most famous “roadie” on the plant, no matter how you slice the pie. Joseph “Red Dog” Campbell, the hard working, hard tripping, hard loving road crew legend has been there since the glory days of Duane Allman and Berry Oakley, and he is still there. Setting up the drums ...

FAME is Right Around The Corner

FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals, Alabama, was the studio where all of the greats recorded in the '60's. FRom Aretha Franklin to Wilson Pickett, from Otis Redding to Duane Allman. We spoke with FAME founder Rick Hall's son, Rodney, about the studio's past, present and future.

Col. Bruce Hampton (Ret): The Daddy of Us All

Col Bruce Hampton is more than just a talented Southern musician. Much more. He is a guru to folks like Jimmy Herring, Derek Trucks and Oteil Burbridge. He is an actor, and a close friend of Billy Bob Thornton. He is also an international man of mystery, a spiritual leader and ...

Midwest Carolina Blues

Suite 101 Editor Michael B. Smith ventured from Greenville, SC to Lincoln, Nebraska for his CD release party on January 14th. Here's the big adventure, the R.D. condensed version.

Southern Rockers from California? The Regulators Rock

Randy Smith of The Regulators talks about the band, the loss of his brother, and the music that means so much to him.

Still Drippin’ Wet - Jimmy Hall Keeps On Rockin'

Jimmy Hall, founding member of the '70's Southern Rock & r'n'b band Wet Willie, is still making plenty of good music, with his band and as a side man for Hank Williams, Jr. An interview.

Dru Lombar Recalls Grinderswitch, Joe Dan and the Seventies

Dru Lombar was the front man for one of the South's hottest jam bands during the early 1970's, Grinderswitch. These days he is still rocking with Dr. Hector and the Groove Injectors. We caught up with Dru in his Florida home for the following personal interview.

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