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 Kandia Crazy Horse 
A native of Washington, DC raised on a mix of Afrobeat, jazz, soul, and southern boogie, Kandia Crazy Horse is now a Manhattan-based rock critic. Her work appears in publications including the Village Voice and popmatters.com. Kandia is a contributor to The Blues (HarperCollins, 2003), the companion volume to Martin Scorcese's series on the roots music genre, and has edited a collection on black musicians' rock experiences, Rip It Up, to be published in November 2003 by Palgrave/St.Martin's Press (Macmillan List of articles in the library by artist
Allman Brothers Band : Song O' The South: How the Allman Brothers made a Redneck Negress out of me To see an illustrated version of this article, click here
The Black Crowes : Black Magic From The Amen Corner: The Black Crowes’ voodoo resurrection
Calexico: Bowery Ballroom, New York City
Drive-By Truckers : They Caught Me Smilin' Agin: Drive By Truckers at Brownie's, NYC
Donny Hathaway : Half-life in the Bush of Ghosts: Come back, Donny
Jesse Malin: Troubadour, Los Angeles, March 6th
Rufus Wainwright : Acting Casanova: Rufus Wainwright’s wild heart live on Valentine's Day
Rufus Wainwright : Chelsea Mourning: Wanting Rufus Wainwright List of genre pieces
Another Badass Blue-Gum White Man: Essays Honoring STANLEY BOOTH On The Occasion Of His 60th Birthday
Headless Heroes Of The Apocalypse (Slight Return), Part One
Headless Heroes of the Apocalypse Pt 2
The Last of the Voodoos: A Rock & Roll Retrospective Go to LIBRARY CONTENTS page
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