Tag Archives: Ragtime

Red Clay Ramblers’ It Ain’t Right

Posted on 29th July 2016 by Gary Whitehouse

The Red Clay Ramblers have been playing what’s now known as “new old-time” music since the early 1970s, and it’s entirely possible that they invented the genre, or at least played a part in its birth. They’ve put out more … Continue reading →

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Allen Lowe’s American Pop from Minstrel to Mojo: On Record 1893 to 1957

Posted on 29th April 2016 by Diverse Voices

Brendan Foreman penned this review. Reading Allen Lowe’s book American Pop from Minstrel to Mojo: On Record 1893 to 1957, I found myself agreeing with the late Tupac Shakur’s vision of the afterlife. Heaven would simply be a large night club filled … Continue reading →

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