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Country great Jim Lauderdale plays Bend’s Silver Moon Brewing
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Source: The Bulletin

When he picks up the phone for an interview with GO! magazine, Jim Lauderdale is somewhere in Los Angeles, where he’s winding down after a day of rehearsals for a star-studded tribute to the late country-rock icon Gram Parsons. One of Parsons’ closest collaborators, Emmylou Harris, is slated to perform. So are the Black Crowes, Margo Price, Grace Potter and other well-known figures in the field. As for Lauderdale, he’s singing harmony on a few songs with Elvis Costello, and Costello’s returning the favor on a song Lauderdale will lead. The veteran Nashville singer-songwriter takes a typically humble and practical approach to the whole thing. “I stay so busy, I have to do my homework (before) show time, just to make sure that I do good, you know?” Lauderdale said. “I don’t want to mess it up.” Rehearsal is important, of course, but Lauderdale seems likely to do just fine.
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