The music of the Civil Rights movement is among the most recognized in American history. Erik Wallenberg examines the specific role it played in the movement's early days.

On the evening of December 5, 1955, the black community in Montgomery Alabama gathered in the Holt Street Baptist Church to take stock of the first day of their bus boycott. Members of the Women’s Political Council and the Montgomery Improvement Association gathered and heard for the first time…

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There were many highlights to the No Depression Festival at the Marymoor.



For starters, the Marymoor is an ideal location for a summer show.



The Tallboys, fresh off their new CD release party the night before, were out in full force, playing before the music began, and between nearly every set. They had crowds gathered under a big maple tree for some shade and fun. It set the mood for a fine day of music.



Star Anna tore up the stage with a hard rock'in version… Continue