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Chad Miller's 2024 Setlists

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By Summit Music Director Chad Miller One of the more nerdy and, I suppose, intense things about me when it comes to attending concerts has always been going for the setlist after the show. We've all been to concerts that leave lasting memories for us in the moment and in the time that follows, but […]
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Chad Miller's 2024 Concert Posters

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I've been going to concerts for over two decades now, and one of the aspects of the concert-going experience that's always struck me is getting to the merch table upon arriving to see what's available to purchase. I'll usually buy myself a band t-shirt with the actual tour dates on the back as a way […]
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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor The Blind Boys of Alabama are an American institution, keepers of the flame of a musical tradition and cornerstone. Founded in 1939 in Talladega, Alabama, the ensemble has, obviously, changed members several times over the decades, all the while maintaining the legacy established way back when. Over those […]
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Album Essentials: Gram Parsons "G.P." (1973)

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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor Like many subgenres, country rock has somewhat murky origins. Who was first to the table, who did it best, who was most successful, and so on. While not being first, no one has been more deeply connected to the concept of 'country rock' than Gram Parsons. Born in […]
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Album Essentials: 10,000 Maniacs "In My Tribe" (1987)

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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor Formed in 1981, 10,000 Maniacs began their recording career with a self-released LP, Secrets of the I-Chingin 1983. While it failed to ignite, it did bring attention to the band, who, in turn, signed with Elektra Records. The follow-up, produced by the legendary Joe Boyd, the man behind the […]
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Native American Heritage

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Celebrating Native American Heritage Day: The Lasting Influence of Native Cultures on Modern Music  On Native American Heritage Day, we honor the profound contributions of Native cultures to modern music. Their rich traditions—expressed through rhythms, instruments, and storytelling—have shaped countless genres, leaving an enduring legacy.   Below, we highlight how America’s First People have influenced music […]
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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor Ahh Memphis! The rich musical heritage of Memphis, Tennessee, is something to behold, ponder, and study. From Sun to Stax and everything in between and beyond, music rides in the air, runs in the water supply, and grows in the earth. The legacy of great records and artists […]
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Album Essentials: Crowded House "Woodface (1991)

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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor A long time ago, in a forgotten chapter in the rock and roll tale, there was a band called Split Enz. This wacky art-pop combo was formed in the early 1970s by Tim Finn and Phil Judd. These New Zealand popsters had a very colorful vision of what […]
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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor 1978 was truly one hell of a year for rock and roll! With the rise of bands like The Clash, Sex Pistols, Ramones, The Cars, Blondie, Tom Petty, Cheap Trick, and countless more issuing landmark albums, to the stadiums filled by Fleetwood Mac, ELO, and The Rolling Stones, […]
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By Dave Swanson - Summit FM Contributor Pop culture is one crazy beast! It reflects as it creates and in many cases, ultimately represents a moment in time or an era. So many great films, records, books, television programs and so on are so deeply tied to the time frame from which they came, they […]
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