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| Cheeseland. Not the place to order your next wheel of Gouda, but rather the place to record the master for your next CD. Freddie and Linda Garnett have been providing high quality recordings for Golden Triangle musicians for as long as we can remember, and doing it for rates that are more than reasonable. Forget Muscle Shoals...... we gots da Cheeseman. |
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| Junior's Juke Joint. If you've ever lived in the delta, or spent any time there, here's your chance to see what's actually behind the doors of all those "interesting" looking joints you've never been in (or, if you have been in, you're selective about who you tell). There's no good way to describe what's within; just put some Albert King in the CD player, hit this link, and enjoy the ride. |
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| A website devoted to that Meridian native, the father of country music, Jimmie Rodgers. Full of info, events, etc., it's a little site that deserves a visit if you're into country or country blues. |
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| Dave's Dark Horse Tavern occupies the oldest watering hole
space in Starkville, and delivers it's guests an eclectic mix of the finest bands the area
has to offer. The bands always find a receptive audience at Dave's , and the food and
beverage offerings make the experience complete. (Be sure to try the Thai Pot Stickers.) Bands usually crank up around 9:00-9:30 PM on Fridays and Saturdays, and other nights frequently find a band booked there. Many of the bookings are recent bookings, so check Dave's website frequently for updates. |
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| These folks have over 20,000 rock and roll songs online, with lyrics, chords, and sometimes tablature. Site is easily searchable, and is a great lyric reference for tunes your band wants to work up. Many lyrics/tab sites have been taken down in recent years due to legal wranglings, but these folks are up and running. |
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| Mike Smith is back, but no need to lock your doors and hide your pets.... a least, not yet. Mike's got the newest version of the Musician's Guild up and running. Click the banner above to see what's new for musicians in northeast Mississippi. If you're in a band, want to be in a band, or like to keep up with bands (are you getting the idea here?), this might just be the place for you. |
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| Everbody seems to know that OLGA is offline due to threatened legal action by the Fox Agency. Well, the Eric Clapton lyrics archive has been taken down, according to the internet, due to some legal gesturings. However, if you need E.C. lyrics, over 270 song lyrics are archived on a European mirror site that still operates. Site is well organized, and has just about all E.C. has ever done. |
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| Doyle Dykes has, for years, thrilled music lovers with his unparallelled performances. From the Grand Ole Opry to the sanctuary, this former pastor has turned the world of acoustic fingerpicking on it's ear. Read up on his history, his schedule, and other events in his career at his official home webpage. A well done page, it features a straight text/graphics page in addition to a Shockwave/Real Time version. |
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| NAMM is now in it's 100th year, and Backstage is proud to be a member. NAMM supports music education, and helps it's members better serve the music community. NAMM also sponsors cool kids' shows like ETV's Charlie Horse's Music Pizza. |
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| Recess Records distributes recordings of about a dozen brash young punk bands. Their main claim to fame is their association with Starkville's own Grumpies. If your record collection has more than two Perry Como albums, pass on this site, 'cause you won't get it. In addition to the Grumpies, the label represents bands with non-mainstream names such as Dwarves, Civic Minded 5, and other head-scratchers. |
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| Blues Lyrics Online provides blues lyrics for free. Site has search capabilities. |
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| Deaf Dude Lyrics is online thanks to the private efforts of an AOL member. This site offers lyrics to hundreds of well-known songs from the 70's. Content is mostly Top 40 and MoTown related. |
