# Preston Lauterbach

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Lauren Rhoades is Letting Go of Unrealistic Expectations of Home

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit rooted.substack.com Last month I had the pleasure of joining the Bottom Reader Book Club for the first time as the author guest, rather than facilitator. It was thrilling to be on the other side of the proverbial table, knowing that I ...

s3e21 Preston Lauterbach on the Making of Elvis

Our featured guest is music historian, Preston Lauterbach, author of Before Elvis: The African American Musicians Who Made the King, interviewed by Tony Robles. Our featured poet is Latasha Diggs. New music by Jay Rodriguez Sierra, and new poetry by Martha Cinader, also featuring Joseph Jason Sa ...

Black musicians and the Road to Rock & Roll

A downtown event Thursday night aimed to give audiences a better understanding of the role Indianapolis had in the musical road that led to rock ‘n’ roll. Noted author and music historian Preston Lauterbach spoke, focusing on the historical significance of Indiana Avenue in the development of Am ...

Preston Lauterbach is Giving the Gold and the Glory to the Artists who Created Rock and Roll

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit rooted.substack.com Thank you to everyone who tuned into my Bottom Reader Book Club conversation with Talamieka Brice and Preston Lauterbach earlier this month. Talamieka is an award-winning Mississippi artist and filmmaker who grew u ...

The Blind Boys of Alabama: Ricky McKinnie and Preston Lauterbach

In 1939, a group of children aged 10-16 would sneak out of an institute for the blind in Taledega, Alabama and sing for the Lord - and for donations.  These Blind Boys of Alabama would go on to become one of the most celebrated gospel groups of all time, winning 6 Grammy awards and working with ...

2369: Book Nook: The Chitlin Circuit and the Road to Rock and Roll

It’s been a while, but Patrick is back in the Book Nook! Today, he discusses the outstanding volume written by Preston Lauterbach, The Chitlin Circuit and the Road to Rock and Roll. This engrossing book brings to life the southern circuit of nightclubs, theatres, juke joints and back rooms tha ...

#3032 - Cedric Burnside

Grammy nominated blues artist, Cedric Burnside, is back with us this week. Cedric is the grandson of the late, great R.L. Burnside, and he plays the Hill Country blues like nobody else. This performance was captured at The Memphis Blues Society’s Bonafide Blues Festival during Bridging the Blues ...

The C.​O.​W.​S. On Slumming, Lying, & Technical Fraud with 'Bluff City' Author Suspected Racist Preston Lauterbach, ME-338-R (Ghetto)

Is mainstream history a record of objective fact, or is it a calculated tool designed to protect the System of White Suprermacy? 🎙️ In this explosive episode, we sit down with Racist Suspect and author Preston Lauterbach to interrogate his ahistorical text, *Bluff City: The Secret Life of Ernest ...

The Chitlin' Circuit: Preston Lauterbach on the Road to Rock and Roll

The roots of rock and roll began in the 1930s, when jazz musicians looked for venues to play beyond the reach of mob-controlled clubs in the North. A promoter laundering his numbers-running revenue expanded this network of jook joints, barns, taverns, and luxurious clubs across the South, creati ...