Maki dishes on Detroit diskery over Michigan Public airwaves

Al Allen’s Black Beauty – A Guitar Story

Lee Nolan Faulkner at peace

New book fills missing gaps in Detroit music history

Johnny Clem and them

Happy 100th birthday, Les York of the York Brothers

Undecided Heart: Ralph Davis, Part Three

Undecided Heart: Ralph Davis, Part Two

Undecided Heart: Ralph Davis, Part One

Jimmy Lee Williams: You Ain’t No Good For Me

When cowboys ranged Detroit radio — Happy Hank

Jack North reminisces about WEXL radio

Jimmy Williams: Blue Water Drifter, Part 3

Jimmy Williams: Blue Water Drifter, Part 2

Jimmy Williams: Blue Water Drifter, Part 1

2014: Year of Detroit Country Music book

90 Years of Detroit Country Music

Classic rockabilly meets classic rock at WCSX radio

Detroit Rockabilly Reunion on WDIV Channel 4 TV

Georgie Davis remembers the Davis Sisters

Rockabilly reunion at United Sound Systems

Tennessee Valley Boy: Jack Luker

So long, Jack Rainwater

Tributes to guitarist Cliff Gilbert

‘Hamtramck Mama’ celebrates diamond anniversary

I Smiled At Her: Previously unknown Forest Rye record

The rhythm of Happy Moore

Flint teacher propelled steel players’ careers from Detroit to Nashville

Club Canton attracts Detroit country music crowd

Detroit Country Music book signing Jan. 19 at legendary Club Canton

Thanks for a great 2013!

Chief Redbird on film

Detroit Country Music book signing salutes Chief Redbird, Al Allen

United Sound Systems: Universal origins?

Keith’s favorite research moments for Detroit Country Music book

The Car City Country Top 20

Detroit country music gets its due

We love his style: Johnny Powers

Don’t you know Swanee Caldwell

Discography: Detroit steel guitarist Chuck Hatfield

Salute to Buddy Emmons in Nashville

You can judge this book by its cover

12101 Mack: Labor and country music in Detroit

May Hawks featured in Cowboy Songs

Chick Stripling: The buck dancer stops here

Same Old Blues: Patti Lynn, Part Two

Same Old Blues: Patti Lynn, Part One

Little Jimmy Dickens in Saginaw

Deke Dickerson visits the Pick N Strum

Where You Gonna Rock Tonight: Jimmy Franklin, Part 3

Where You Gonna Rock Tonight: Jimmy Franklin, Part 2

Where You Gonna Rock Tonight: Jimmy Franklin, Part 1

Victor Lewis, Country Music Promoter of Detroit

Frank Lary and the Swingsters

Cowboy crooner: Smilin’ Red Maxedon, part 2

Cowboy crooner: Smilin’ Red Maxedon, part 1

Hall of Fame salutes steel guitarist Paul Franklin

Interview: Guitarist Tommy Odom, part 2

Interview: Guitarist Tommy Odom, part 1

Detroit discography of the Davis Sisters, Skeeter and Betty Jack

Wayside Records and early Detroit bluegrass, part 2

Wayside Records and early Detroit bluegrass

Casey Clark and the Lazy Ranch Boys souvenir book covers

Guest post: Fred Stanley and the Skillet Lickers

Forest Rye’s trail from Detroit to the ‘Grand Ole Opry’

Rock And Roll Grandpap: Don Rader

The mysterious Ricky Riddle

Introducing The Humdingers, a.k.a. Les Paul and Mary Ford

A Detroit discography of the York Brothers

Barefoot Brownie and Ernie Lee on TV

He Dreamed Of A Hillbilly Heaven: Hal Clark

WYSI / WSDS radio: the rock’n’roll years

Detroit country-western handbills

Eddie Jackson and Don Rader, early inspirations

Detroit recording sessions of Jimmy Work

He played music with Dynamite: Skeet Ring

James N. Gregory’s “The Southern Diaspora”

Ford Nix: Detroit bluegrass pioneer

The Silver Sage Buckaroos, and a new introduction to Detroit country-western