Broadway performer, and Brookhaven native, Randy Redd directs ‘Million Dollar Quartet’ at New Stage Theatre
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Former Spinner goes from Mississippi to Motown and back again
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Then came you, G. C. Cameron. And you gave us a mighty love.
Elvis has left the building, but he has entered The Playlist
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Next up: Hip-hop, country, blues and funk-rock classics
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Take stairway to heavenly art in Vicksburg
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Attic Gallery, Mississippi’s oldest continuously operating art gallery, celebrates another milestone
Georgians celebrate Mississippi bicentennial with picnic in Atlanta
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Former Mississippians have welcomed visitors from their home state since 2010
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Elvis may have left Tupelo, but his soul stayed there
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Stories of Elvis’ ‘secretive’ trips to Lake Piomingo are told during annual Elvis Festival
Nice to see you on the Playlist, Conway Twitty
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New contenders include Marty Stuart, LeAnn Rimes, Emmylou Harris and The King of Rock and Roll
Army skydiving team performs in Greenwood
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Army’s Golden Knights make first appearance in Greenwood
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On the wings of birds, Wolfes soared in Mississippi art circles
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Wolfe family art in a variety of media is on exhibition at Mississippi Museum of Art in Jackson
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Painter, composer lionized for life’s work by Mississippi Institute
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Visual artist Jere Allen and classical composer and conductor Samuel Jones share Lifetime Achievement honor from Mississippi Institute of Arts and Letters
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Wildlife Heritage Museum opens Friday in Leland
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Museum says it is first in the state to honor outdoorsmen and educate the public on Mississippi’s natural resources
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Playlist shows the world Mississippi loves Tammy Wynette
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Stand by Your Man tops Round 6 in Ultimate Mississippi Playlist voting
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How to play — and not impersonate — a legend
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“Million Dollar Quartet” actors get into character with Elvis, Johnny, Jerry Lee and Carl
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At Old Time Music Gathering, ‘Happy Big Yams to you’
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Weekend festival at Jefferson College features fiddling contests, performances on mandolin, guitar and banjo
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Drink up! David Rich’s spirited new venture in an old storefront
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Canton was a hotbed for liquor before Prohibition; Rich Grain Distilling Co. revives the tradition
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The Killer rocks the Mississippi Playlist
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Next up: Classics from Tammy Wynette, Bob Dylan, J. Fred Knobloch and Vasti Jackson