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Daniel Cooper

About

Daniel Cooper recently moved to Brooklyn after a decade in Nashville, where he was an editor at the Journal of Country Music. Mr. Cooper is the author of Lefty Frizzell: The Honky-Tonk Life of Country Music's Greatest Singer. He says there is “no contest” about the best song ever written about Music City: “Nashville Bum,” recorded by Waylon Jennings in 1966.
(Summer Issue, 1998)

Articles

Issue 21/22, Summer 1998

Olu Dara

As active in theater as in music, Dara had little interest in pushing for an album of his own, mostly because of the limitations inherent in the format; his vision encompasses space and motion and...

By Daniel Cooper

Let's Put Him on the Air

By Daniel Cooper