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Classic Paste: The Best of Issues 16-18 (June - November 2005)

image not available By Steve LaBate on 7:39 AM on May 29, 2009

(JUST A FEW MORE REASONS TO HELP SAVE PASTE)Next week, I'll celebrate my 6th anniversary at this magazine. When I started as Paste's second-ever intern on June 1, 2003, we were still a tiny operation. Only five of us were in the office full-time: publisher Nick Purdy, editor Josh Jackson, assistant editor Jason Killingsworth, myself (who would go on to become associate editor) and my intern cohort, Steven Bevilaqua. Other important folks—like senior/film editor and future Paste president Tim Porter, design director José Reyes, and future associate publisher Joe Kirk—were working part-time, since Paste couldn't yet support a full staff. Back then, we were in our old...  read more

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Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum's All For The Hall - New York, NY - Nokia Theatre - 10/15/08

image not available By Eric Ryan Anderson on 9:35 AM on November 4, 2008

Photos taken at Nokia Theatre by Eric Ryan Anderson...  read more

Found in: Blogs, 1000 Words, Local:NYC

Rodney Crowell: Sex and Gasoline

By Jeff Leven on 9:46 AM on September 2, 2008

Maybe it’s the Dylanesque qualities of his voice that...  read more

Found in: Music, Reviews

Rodney Crowell - The Outsider

image not available By Dave Sims on 12:00 AM on August 16, 2005

Righteously Pissed Off: Nashville fixture’s musical diatribe yields mixed results...  read more

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20 Signs of Life From 2003

image not available By Matt Fink on 12:00 AM on January 16, 2004

Fifteen years ago, Rodney Crowell’s Diamonds and Dirt finally exposed him directly to the country mainstream. They had long loved the songs Crowell wrote for other artists but largely failed to acknowledge him as anything more than a name in the liner notes. It must seem ironic to him now that the country music establishment is again unwilling to recognize him as he delivers his best work since that landmark release. Crowell returned to relevance with a decided sense of purpose on 2001’s The Houston Kid, a poignant examination of his youth. But with Fate’s Right Hand, Crowell roars into...  read more

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