A response to Rob Parker’s assertion that Atlanta is the worst sports city in America on ESPNNewYork.com today.

I take a look back at DeadJournalist.com in 2011, the results of the resent survey and what the future may hold for the site in 2012.

What were some of my favorite songs of 2011? Well, since you asked …

What were some of my favorite albums of 2011? Well, since you asked …

Here’s a collection of live videos of artists that I like as much as I like cornbread dressing (no, not stuffing, dressing). Happy Thanksgiving.

1986 and 1989 were two of the most important years of the modern country era, with each launching two sets of stars. But which class was the best? I take a look in this editorial.

If you haven’t listened to Alabama Shakes, you should. You’ll love them. Why? Read more to find out …

As we near the 10th Anniversary of the 9/11 tragedy, I share my thoughts and memories from that day – including excerpts from e-mails traded with a friend during those horrifying hours.

A few thoughts on the probable demise of Atlanta’s Criminal Records.

My thoughts on the retirement of veteran Atlanta television journalist Jill Becker.

Processing that Father’s Day now applies to me is crazy. Thanks to the The Luke, I’m having more thoughts and new appreciation for other dad’s these days.

Alicia Halm and David McHone-Chase of Oh, Alchemy provide DeadJournalist.com with an inside-look at the dynamics and creative process of this Illinois-based band.

Paper Crane Collective ends, becoming another victim of good intentions gone awry.

We all have some wonderfully depressing albums – but some of us happen to have a more of them than others. This is the first part of a series where I share with you some of the albums to which I have a deep emotional attachment.

Melissa Ann Sweat – AKA Lady Lazarus – provides insight into her unique journey to become a musician and on the creation of her debut album Mantic in this DeadJournalist.com exclusive.