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Blue as She Wants to Be
Photography by Eric England Curled up like a cat on a bar stool, mahogany hair falling in an Egyptian sphinx meets Beat poet cut, … more
Articles by Holly Gleason
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Angaleena Presley
"I've been divorced, broke, and didn’t know what to do,” Angaleena Presley says without pity one not-quite rainy morning at The Post East on Fatherland. … more
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Heather Lose
A hank of wavy bronze hair falls across Heather Lose’s face, but even in the falling darkness of her living room at dusk, you can’t … more
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Lilly Hiatt
It’s breakfast time at The Nashville Biscuit House, and there isn’t a parking spot to be found. The scarred Formica tables inside the Gallatin Avenue … more
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Ann Powers’ Booty-Licious Tome
"My daughter really hates it when I read this part,” Ann Powers half-apologizes at Parnassus Books. Well over 60 people have crowded in — fellow … more
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Ain’t Nothin’ Better
When one thinks of Guy Clark, the chiseled Texas songwriter, it is usually the grandeur and brio of “Desperadoes Waiting for a Train,” the wry … more
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A Little Cherry Tomato on Top
Before Nashville was an “It” city, before Nashville realized fine dining didn’t have to be cream-sauced ’n’ butter-basted, Margot McCormack opened a quaint restaurant in … more
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The Food Sheriff
INSPIRATION — LIKE WISDOM — COMES FROM STRANGE places. You have to be open and aware to recognize it when it crosses your path. For … more
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Dualtone’s Got Chuck
Paul Roper, president of Dualtone Records, remembers getting the call about — possibly — being the label for Chuck Berry’s final album, titled simply Chuck. “A … more
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Wisdom & Poetry
Rodney Crowell has stopped the interview. Mid-sentence. The normally thoughtful Texan has been discussing Close Ties, his 18th album, and when he emphatically picks up, … more