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SAVING AMERICAN MUSIC ELMORE Provides Support for QUALITY AMERICAN ROOTS MUSIC, Whatever Its Source, by Informing, Engaging, and INSPIRING ACTIVE MUSIC FANS JULY/AUGUST 2009/ISSUE 33 august/september 2008 | issue #27 MARCH/APRIL 2010/ISSUE 37 Racism in music… Tin Pan Alley/Brill Building N Folk: Mason Jennings, Delta Spirit, more than you think Magic, in three minutes Devendra Banhart, Kimya Dawson Woodstock Thick Beard 40 years after Thin Lizzy Outlaws hijack Billy Gibbons country music Richie Havens Snowy White Jorma Kaukonen Billy Joe Shaver Michael Lang Waylon Jennings SOUTH MEMPHIS Wavy Gravy STRING BAND Willie Nelson THE CHESTERFIELD KINGS Leo Lyons Jessi Colter STEEP CANYON RANGERS and others JERRY GARCIA BAND RICKIE LEE JONES NEIL SEDAKA DEREK TRUCKS & THE TRAPPS SUSAN TEDESCHI Soulmate Stew Plus: Emmylou Harris Carrie Rodriguez Amy Winehouse Elvislvis Costello Janiva Magness James Hunter Les Paul Levon Helm Little Feat John Scofield Neil Young Joe Cocker own the Steve Earle Radio rocks guitar Diana Krall Alice Cooper New York Dolls $4.95 $4.95 Little Steven, Dr. Demento, www.elmoremagazine.com $4.95 WWW.ELMOREMAGAZINE.COM Martina McBride WWW.ELMOREMAGAZINE.COM Ken Dashow, Bob Dylan The Decemberists 2708.indd 1 8/1/08 12:43:15 AM MAR_APR_CVR-0205.indd 4 2/7/10 9:50:56 PM JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2010/ISSUE 36 Diddley, Dowd, DeVille Their gifts, their legacies Spiritual Girls: Elvis Mavis Staples loved his Sharon Jones country The Noisettes Mark Knopfler Allman Brothers Drive-By Truckers James McMurtry Sam Bush $4.95 WWW.ELMOREMAGAZINE.COM NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2009/ISSUE 35 01 cover.indd 1 09/12/11 14:53 JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2011/ISSUE 42 DJ Fontana & Jim McCarty JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2009/ISSUE 30 Drumroll, please Jazz: Harlem Still Swings Hank Williams THEY GOT GREGG ALLMAN Hank Williams THE BLUES THE JOHN HENRYS Show and Tell Ingrid Michaelson DOYLE BRAMHALL II RAY LAMONTAGNE Jim Marshall Michael Franti BUDDY GUY DARIUS RUCKER Danny Clinch Bob Dylan KENNY NEAL Henry Diltz Paul Thorn BOB DYLAN Bob Gruen Annie Leibovitz Paul Natkin Ebet Roberts Mick Rock Joseph A. 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