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Some spirited congrats are in order for Charleston's much-loved musical duo Shovels & Rope. Suffice to say that the husband-and-wife act—consisting of Cary Ann... |
You see that stately-looking fellow pictured to the left? That's David Grant: local writer, former advertising idea man, and 30-year resident of Charleston.
Some call him a... |
 At this moment in 2013, we may be seeing a golden age of rock bands in Charleston. Shovels and Rope have hit the big time and continue to climb, but they are not the only band with potential. I have... |
 I had a chance to see a couple of shows this week that had as many similarities as they had differences.
First, this past Sunday, the North Charleston Performing Arts Center got rocked... |
 Okay, Devin told us what he thought of "Accidental Racist," and did so from mostly a musical standpoint. Lots of others have weighed in, too: the ladies on The View, Billboard's Joe Levy on... |
There's been a lot of chatter online the last few days about the new Brad Paisley song "Accidental Racist." The song, which is featured on Paisley's new album Wheelhouse, features the country... |
 Lily Slay is highly amused. Sitting in the main recording studio at Truphonic Recording Studio in West Ashley, the buxom, tattooed singer and guitarist has been hearing the voice of one of her... |
 I guess it was a few months ago that I started seeing emails… ads... snippets here and there about Dig South. Heard of it? My first thought was the laziest of all and it goes like this: oy, another... |
 You young kids with your smart phones, surfing your MyFaceSpaceReverberNationTube thingies. It's a whole world different from the way my bands operated back in the day. I mean, we were making records... |
There are not enough good young bands these days. And I know the reason why. It’s this annoying campaign against bullying. This has to stop. We need bullies in order to create great musicians.... |
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