Gillespie, Dizzy, here
Gilley, Mickey, here
Gilmore, Jimmie Dale, here
“Going Home” (song), here
Goldwax Records, here
“Gone, Gone, Gone” (song), here
Gordon, Robert
and Bobby “Blue” Bland, here
and Jeff Buckley, here
and James Carr, here, here
on creative freelancing, here
early interest in blues music, here
early music writing experiences, here, here
and Junior Kimbrough’s house parties, here
and Furry Lewis, here, here, here, here, here, here
and Jerry McGill, here
and Mud Boy and the Neutrons, here
and RJ Smith, here
Graflund, Danny, here, here, here
Graham, Billy, here
Grand Ole Opry, here, here, here
Granz, Norman, here
Grateful Dead, here
Graves, Tom, here
“Great Balls of Fire” (song), here, here, here, here
The Greatest (album), here, here, here
Green, Al, here, here, here, here, here
Green, Herman, here, here
Greenberg, Alan, here
Green’s Lounge, here, here, here, here
Griffith, Nanci, here
Grifters, here, here
Grimes, Howard, here, here
Groundhog, here
Gunn, Jaren, here
Gunsmoke (TV show), here
Guralnick, Peter, here, here, here, here, here
Guthrie, Arlo, here
Guy, Buddy, here
Haggard, Merle, here, here
Hall, Robert, here
Hammond, John, here, here
Hammond, John, Jr., here
Hampton, Lionel, here, here
Hancock, Butch, here
Haney’s Big House, here
Hardy, Joe, here
Hare, Marcia, here
Harman, Buddy, here
Harris, Emmylou, here
Harrison, Trey, here
Harrison, Wilbert, here
Hawkins, Ronnie, here
Hawkins, Screamin’ Jay, here
Hemphill, Jessie Mae, here
Henry Thomas (album), here
Here is Phineas (album), here
Hicks, Joe, here, here, here
“High School Confidential” (song), here
High Water (record label), here, here
“Highway 61 Blues” (song), here
Hill, Eric, here, here, here
Hines, Bessie, here, here
Hi Records, here, here
Hi Rhythm Section, here, here, here
Hite, Bob, here
Hodges, Charles, here
Hodges, Leroy, here
Hodges, Teenie, here, here, here, here, here
“Hold Me in Your Arms” (song), here
Holiday, Billie, here
Holiday Inn Records, here
Holly, Buddy, here, here
Holmes, John Clellon, here
Hombres, here
“Honky Tonk Woman” (song), here
Hopkins, Lightnin’, here
Horoscope Music Company, here
Hot Rocks (album), here
House, Son, here, here
Houston, Whitney, here
Howlin’ Wolf, here, here, here, here, here
Hunt, Van Zula, here
“I Don’t Care (If Tomorrow Never Comes)” (song), here
“I Forgot to Remember to Forget” (song), here
“I’ll Take Care of You” (song), here
Imperial (record label), here
“The Impossible Dream” (song), here
“In My Girlish Days” (song), here
Interviews from the Class of ’55 Recording Sessions (album), here
“In the Street” (song), here
“Into the Groove” (song), here
Isaak, Chris, here
“I Slipped a Little” (song), here
It Came from Memphis (Gordon), here, here, here, here, here
It Club, here
“It’ll Be Me” (song), here
“It’s Wonderful to Be in Love” (song), here
Ivy, Rick, here
“I Wanna Make Sweet Love” (song), here
“I Want to Go Home” (song), here
“I Will Always Love You” (song), here
J&J Lounge, here
Jackson, Cordell, here
Jackson, Jesse, here
Jackson, Michael, here, here
Jagger, Mick, here, here, here, here
Jamboree (film), here
Jamison, Roosevelt, here, here, here
Janes, Roland, here, here, here, here, here
Jefferson, Blind Lemon, here
Jennings, Waylon, here, here, here
“Joe Turner” (song), here
Johnson, Claud, here
Johnson, Ken, here
Johnson, Robert
as Delta bluesman, here
myth of, here, here, here
rights to photographs of, here, here, here
and unpaid royalties, here, here, here, here
varied personae of, here
Johnson, Ross, here, here, here
Johnson, Tommy, here
Jolson, Al, here
Jones, Tom, here
Jones, Wanda, here
Joplin, Janis, here
Jordanaires, here
Joyner, George, here, here
Jung, Carl, here
Justis, Bill, here
“Kanga Roo” (song), here, here
“Kansas City” (song), here
Keith, Toby, here, here
Kensinger, Campbell, here
Kesler, Stan, here
Kid Rock, here
Killough, Belinda, here
Kimbrough, Junior
droning North Mississippi sound, here, here
and Charlie Feathers, here
juke joint/house parties of, here
photographs of, here, here, here, here
popularity of, here
King, Albert, here
King, B. B., here, here, here, here, here
King, Don, here
King, Martin Luther, Jr., here, here, here, here
King of Spades publishing, here
King of the Delta Blues Singers (album), here
King Records, here
Klitz, here
Known Felons in Drag (album), here
Krauss, Alison, here
Kronos Quartet, here
“Kung Fu Fighting” (song), here
Lancaster, Jim, here, here
Lane, Fred, here
Last Man Standing recording sessions, here, here
Late Night with David Letterman (TV show), here
LaVere, Stephen C., here
Law, Don, here
Lawler, Jerry, here
Lead Belly’s Last Sessions (album), here
Ledbetter, Huddie “Lead Belly,” here, here
Ledbetter, Martha, here, here, here, here
Led Zeppelin, here, here, here
Leonard, David, here
“The Letter” (song), here, here
Letterman, David, here
“Let Your Loss Be Your Lesson” (song), here
Lewis, Elmo, Jr., here
Lewis, Elmo, Sr., here, here
Lewis, Frankie Jean, here
Lewis, Furry
author’s relationship with, here, here, here, here, here, here
and William Eggleston, here
as Tav Falco influence, here
and Jerry McGill, here
as Mud Boy and the Neutrons influence, here
performance at the Rolling Stones July 4th Memphis concert, here, here, here
photographs of, here, here, here, here
and spirit of Memphis music, here
Lewis, Jane Mitchum, here
Lewis, Jerry Lee
childhood and youth of, here
as country music artist, here
and Charlie Feathers, here
and Roland Janes, here
and Kid Rock, here
and Last Man Standing recording sessions, here, here
and Stephen LaVere, here
moving from rockabilly to rock and roll, here
performance style of, here, here, here, here
and Sam Phillips, here, here
photographs of, here, here
Ryman Auditorium Fan Fair performance, here
scandals and tragedies of, here, here, here, here
as Sun Records artist, here, here, here, here, here
Lewis, Lee, here, here
Lewis, Linda Gail, here
Lewis, Mamie, here, here
Lewis, Myra Brown, here, here
Lewis, Phoebe, here, here, here
Lewis, Steve Allen, here
Like Flies on Sherbert (album), here, here, here, here, here, here, here
“Like Someone in Love” (song), here
Lisle, Andria, here
Little Richard, here, here
“Lived in Bars” (video), here
Living Blues (LaVere), here
“Liza Jane” (song), here
Lomax, Alan, here, here
Lomax, John, here, here
Loose End, here
Lost Highway (Guralnick), here
“Lost Highway” (song), here
Louis, Joe Hill, here
The Louisiana Hayride (radio show), here
Love in Vain (film), here
“Love in Vain” (song), here
Love Is My Only Crime (album), here
Lovelace, Kenny, here, here
“Lovesick Blues” (song), here
Lucero, here
Lunceford, Jimmie, here
Lunch, Lydia, here
“Lungs” (song), here
Lyon, Randall, here, here, here, here, here, here
Mabon, Willie, here
McCaa, Cam, here, here
McCain, Davis, here, here, here, here
McCarver, Kerrie, here, here
McClain, John T., here
McCormick, Robert Burton “Mack,” here, here
McDowell, Mississippi Fred, here
McGill, Jerry, here, here, here, here
McIntire, John, here
Madonna, here
Magnolia (film), here
“Make a Little Love” (song), here
Malaco Records, here
Malcolm X, here
“Marie” (song), here
Mars, Bruno, here
Mars, Chris, here
Marshall, Charlyn Marie “Chan”
author’s interview with, here
and Richard Avedon, here
and The Greatest, here, here, here
and Hi Rhythm Section, here, here
on interaction with fans, here
and Miami, Fla., here
relationship with father, here
and Steve Shelley, here
on smoking and drinking, here
Martin, Dean, here, here
Martin, Grady, here
Matador Records, here
“Members Only” (song), here
Memphis, Tennessee
and African-American culture, here, here, here, here, here
compared to Nashville, here, here, here
musical atmosphere in, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
race relations in, here, here
“Memphis Beat” (music video), here
Memphis Country Blues Festival, here, here
Memphis Horns, here
Memphis Music & Heritage Festivals, here
Memphis Music Hall of Fame, here
Memphis Rhythm Band, here, here
“Memphis Soul Stew” (song), here
Mercury Records, here
Merman, Ethel, here
Meteor Records, here, here
Meyers, Chris, here
Meyers, Eric, here
“Middle Age Crazy” (song), here
Midnight Run (album), here
“Midnight Run” (song), here
Milem, Percy, here
Miller, Bowlegs, here
Miller, Paul A., here
Mingus, Charles, here
Minnie, Memphis, here
Mississippi River, here
“Miss the Mississippi and You” (song), here
“Mistreatin’ Mama” (song), here
Mitchell, Boo, here
Mitchell, Sunbeam, here
Mitchell, Willie, here
Modern Jazz Quartet, here
Moman, Chips, here
Monk, Thelonius, here
Monroe, Bill, here, here
Moody, Clyde, here
“Moody’s Mood for Love” (song), here
Moore, Bob, here
Moore, Oscar, here
Moorhead, Scott J. See Buckley, Jeff
Morton, Robert, here
Mud Boy and the Neutrons
and Jim Dickinson, here, here, here, here, here, here
and Tav Falco, here
farewell performance of, here, here
and Jerry McGill, here, here
at 1997 Beale Street Music Festival, here, here, here
Muddy Waters Blues Band, here
Mud Island Blues (album), here, here
The Muse (monumental sculpture), here
“My God Is Real” (song), here
My Morning Jacket, here
“Mystery Train” (song), here
Nasser, Jamil, here
Nelson, Clarence, here
Nelson, Willie, here, here
Newborn, Calvin, here, here, here, here, here
Newborn, Phineas, Jr., here, here, here, here, here
Newborn, Phineas, Sr. “Finas,” here, here
Newborn, Rosie Murphy “Mama Rose,” here, here, here
Newborn, Wanda, here
Newborn Music Shop, here
Newport Jazz Festival, here, here
New Rose, here, here
Nightingale, Ollie, here
“96 Tears” (song), here
Nixon, Hammie, here
“No More the Moon Shines on Lorena” (song), here
North Mississippi Allstars, here, here, here, here, here
North Mississippi Hill Country Picnic (2016), here
“Nothin’ ” (song), here
“Old Ship of Zion” (song), here
“Ol’ Glory” (song), here
Oliver, Paul, here
Orbison, Roy, here, here
Ovations, here
Owens, Jesse, here
Pacheco, Gary, here
Page, Jimmy, here
“Pancho and Lefty” (song), here, here
Panther Burns. See Unapproachable Panther Burns
“Parchman Farm Blues” (song), here
“Pardon Me Mister” (song), here
Paris, Texas (film), here
Parker, Charlie, here
Parker, Junior, here
Parton, Dolly, here
The Party (film), here
Peabody Hotel, here
Peiser, Judy, here, here
Penn, Dan, here, here
Perkins, Carl
death of, here
moving from rockabilly to rock and roll, here
as Sun Records artist, here, here, here, here, here, here
Perkins, Wordie, here
Peterson, Oscar, here
Phair, Liz, here
The Phantom, here
Phillips, Jerry, here
Phillips, Knox, here, here, here
Phillips, Sam Cornelius. See also Sun Records
and Charlie Feathers, here, here
and Bill Justis, here
Late Night with David Letterman appearance, here
and Jerry Lee Lewis, here, here
and Jerry McGill, here
and “perfect imperfection,” here, here
photographs of, here, here
recording philosophy of, here, here, here, here
retirement of, here
and Mose Vinson, here
Phineas Newborn Jr. Quartet, here
Piano Man (album), here
Piano Red, here, here
Pickett, Wilson, here
Piggee, Mutt, here
Plant, Robert, here
Plantation Inn, here
Pleased to Meet Me (album), here
Post, Mike, here
Powell, Bud, here
Presley, Elvis Aaron
and Cadillacs as gifts, here
death of, here, here
and Charlie Feathers, here, here, here
Peter Guralnick’s biographies of, here
and Jerry Lee Lewis, here
and Chips Moman, here
moving from rockabilly to rock and roll, here
Pentecostal influence on, here
as punk musician, here
as Sun Records recording artist, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here, here
and “Suspicious Minds,” here
Presley, Vernon, here
Price, Ray, here, here
Prince, here, here
Prudhomme, Tim, here
Pursell, Bill, here
“Put Your Loving Arms Around Me” (song), here
Raising Sand (album), here
Raitt, Bonnie, here
Ram Jam, here
Ramones, here
Ramsey, Frederic, Jr., here
Randolph, Boots, here
Randy Band, here
Ray, James Earl, here, here
RCA Records, here
Rebel Inn, here, here
Redding, Otis, here, here
Redemption Harmonizers, here
“Red Headed Woman” (song), here
Redmond, Odessa, here, here
Reich, Wilhelm, here
Relay (video networking group), here
The Replacements, here, here, here, here, here
Revenant Records, here
Reynolds, Debbie, here
Richard, Eddie “Hacksaw,” here
Richards, Keith, here, here, here
“Ride of the Valkyries” (Wagner), here
Riley, Billy Lee, here, here
Rinzler, Ralph, here
Rip, Jimmy, here, here, here, here
Rising Star Fife and Drum Corp, here, here
Robert Johnson: The Complete Recordings (album), here, here, here, here
Robertson, Robbie, here
“Rock and Roll” (song), here
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, here, here
“Rock Island Line” (song), here
Rodgers, Jimmie, here, here, here, here
The Rolling Stones
and James Carr, here
compared to Mud Boy and the Neutrons, here
and Jim Dickinson, here, here
and Honky Tonk Woman, here
and Robert Johnson, here
and Furry Lewis, here, here, here
and “Satisfaction,” here
“Roll Over Beethoven” (song), here, here, here
Romweber, Dexter, here
Ronson, Mark, here
Rouch, Jean, here
Rough Trade Records, here