That High Lonesome Sound The best-selling bluegrass band of all time reunites to remember some old friends. [11-03-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Rave On Public image, electronic music, and the "parties" they inspire are thriving in Memphis. [10-27-97] — Matt Hanks, MEMPHIS FLYER Traveling the Gran Highway Knoxville's Gran Torino is keeping rhythm-and-blues alive on the road and in the clubs. [10-06-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER A Furthur Update Checking in with the Deadheads two years after Jerry Garcia's death. [09-29-97] — Paul Gerald, MEMPHIS FLYER A One-Hit Wonder? Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame may soon have trouble keeping up the mortgage. [09-15-97] — Larry Nager, MEMPHIS FLYER Keeping the Faith Contemporary gospel artists preach to a hip-hop beat. [09-08-97] — Kiva Taylor, MEMPHIS FLYER "Hell" Breaks Loose They're headed for serious strife in the afterlife, but the Squirrel Nut Zippers remain devil-may-care. [09-02-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER A Slick Guitarist Big Jack Johnson's transformation from oilman to bluesman didn't come overnight. [08-25-97] — Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER Outstanding In His Field The work of folklorist Alan Lomax is the focus of an ambitious new reissue campaign on Rounder Records. [07-28-97] — Matt Hanks, MEMPHIS FLYER
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