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Described as a soul singer, Taylor Hicks
is known for setting "soul fires" from panhandle Florida honkey-tonks
to the modern day chitlin-circuit of the old South. He's entertained
with high profile artists such as James Brown, Tom Petty,
Jackson Browne, Drive by Truckers, and Robert Randolph. Taylor is
currently collaborating with contemporary blues legend Keb Mo.
UPDATE: Taylor Hicks has won season five of American Idol. His CD "Under the Radar" is available at Laser's Edge Compact Discs.
Taylor Hicks originally appeared on Tapestry, WBHM's locally produced
arts and culture program, in December of 2005. Tapestry airs Thursday
nights at 6:30 p.m. The current week's show is available as a podcast here and through
iTunes. Additionally, past Tapestry programs are archived at WBHM.org
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public radio station broadcasting NPR News and classical music to
North Central Alabama. We are affiliated with National Public Radio (NPR),
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