Parting Glances Eyes Wide Shut is a fitting coda to director Stanley Kubrick's career. [07-26-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Come by Him Harry Connick Jr. returns to the big-band sound that made him famous. [07-26-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER When the Inmates Rule Austin's Asylum Street Spankers play music the way God intended it. [07-05-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Life on Planet Groove Former James Brown sax man has funky good time playing. [06-28-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER The War Two Alex Chilton reissues uncover the dangers of dredging up the forgotten past. [06-21-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Music@Net.Com Whether you know it or not, your computer and your stereo are merging. [06-07-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER The Blues Is All Right. Or Is It? The Blues Is All Right. Or Is It? [05-10-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Old Is New Again Ronnie Dawson dresses up the rock-and-roll of the '50s for audiences of the '90s. [04-26-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Like A Rolling Stone (But Not Quite) A Rolling Stone comparison. [04-19-99] — Jim Hanas and Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER The Last Soul Company A new box set puts 30 years of Malaco Records into perspective. [04-12-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER A Rich Fortune Robert Altman's love letter to North Mississippi hits Holly Springs. [04-12-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER A California Country Girl Gilliam Welch defies the critics to play thoroughly modern old-fashioned music. [04-12-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER A Chubbie Farewell With a new CD in hand, the California punk duo leave Memphis. [04-05-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Sweet Sound of Success The Iguanas slither up to audiences with an enticing gumbo of musical styles. [03-29-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER An Englishman in the U.S.A. Ex-pat singer/songwriter Mark Harriman plays English pop with a Southern accent. [03-08-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Holding Back the Years Jazz singer Jimmy Scott comes back from a lifetime adversity. [03-01-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Journeyman Peripatetic bluesman Mason Ruffner sets up his amp in Memphis. [02-08-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Why We Fight Terence Malick returns to filmmaking with "The Thin Red Line", a study of violence. [01-25-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER The Salesman Songwriter Vic Chesnutt works the dark route of the human heart. [01-25-99] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Man With A Horn Jazz trumpet player John Faddis pays tribute his mentor, Dizzy Gillespie. [12-27-98] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER More Mark Jordan Archives...
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