"Levon's solo albums are pure, egalitarian magic and joy." - Matty Wishnow
After a dedicated grind in the late '70s, Helm ventured to Nashville, inspired by his role in the lauded film Coal Miner's Daughter. There, with the city's top session players, he created his seminal album, American Son, in 1980. Helm, almost forty, forged a path to new creative horizons, trying to position himself for a new musical renaissance.
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Ferdinand The Imposter with Luke C. Bowden
Twilight with Michael Koehler
Odds & Ends: Katie's Been Gone
Jawbone with Annie Burkhart
The Last Waltz At 45
Odds & Ends: Orange Juice Blues
Massey Hall
Levon Helm '78
Rest In Peace Robbie Robertson
Carny
Moondog Matinee Roundtable
The Beige Period
Honey Boy
The Roxy
Interview: Jude Warne
Rick Danko (Album)
Levon Helm & The RCO All-Stars
Interview: Chest Fever
Interview: Bob Clearmountain
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