Welcome to the No Depression community here! I am new here myself, as I only signed up maybe a little less than a month ago. So far it's been a positive experience, since I have stumbled upon quite a few well written and informative posts about artists whose music I find more than a little palatable. Even though I am employed as a writer in a rather modest sense, I enjoy posing articles here at the No Depression site; there's a great audience for important, meaningful and worthwhile music. In fact, I will be posting a few more historical pieces in the coming months on artists such as: the Piedmont bluesman Robert Johnson, who, whether in earnest or jokingly, claimed he sold his soul to the devil for his guitar and songwriting skills; the obscure banjo player and vocalist Dock Boggs, whose blend of old-timey Appalachian folk and early blues earned him brief periods of recognition throughout his life, particularly near the end; the one-man band artist Jay Abner, whose gritty, non-traditional blues and rock n' roll sound is still appreciated by many today; and one-man band rockabilly legend Hasil Adkins and his dirty southern twang, bizarre lyrical content, born redneck meets veteran rebel rocker vocals (all hootin' and hollerin'...with a touch of cool, half-spoken moments sprinkled about), and his musical endeavors up till his death in 2005. There may be more. But those are the first that come to mind. I've even started some of them. Anyway, thanks again for the encouragement and the information. It's always appreciated.