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The article discusses the 28th South-By- South-West Music Festival held in Austin, Texas from March 12-16, 2014, which featured various performances from several musicians, artists and bands including John Conquest, Carrie Elkin, and James McMurtry.

The article offers information on the career of musician Bob Cheevers. It mentions that Cheevers started being a performer when he sang the "Big River" song of Johnny Cash at school. It notes that Cheevers worked in the popular music field in Los Angeles, California for 25 years before moving to Nashville, Tennessee. Moreover, Cheevers states that he never thought of retiring.

The article features English singer and songwriter Ella Edmondson. Edmondson discusses how she got into folk and acoustic music. She talks about music from her youth and the artists who influenced her. According to Edmondson, she loved Devon, England, her home for eight years, before they moved here because there is so much freedom and it is beautiful.

The article presents information on the music performance of British singer-songwriter Tom Russell at the Cabbage Patch Folk Club in London, England. He started with a solo performance of "The Lost Highway," which served as a tribute to the legacy of Hank Williams. His excellence in attracting the crowd was observed when he performed the song "The Pugilist at 59."

This article presents a narrative of the author's experience in attending a performance by country musician Tom Kimmell at the Cabbage Patch Club in London, England on October 16, 2005. A list of musicians who covered the songs of Kimmell is presented. It provides the family and career background of Kimmell. The songs performed by Kimmell are outlined.