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THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS ON RECORD: A NARRATIVE DISCOGRAPHY is the story of this beloved Americana band's music across the Daredevils' 50-years-and-running career. The book draws on more than 50 hours of new interviews author Michael Kuelker conducted with all six founding members and three dozen other band members and…
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Mike is another long-time college friend who relayed his passion of writing and music into a book.
Mike has an encyclopedic knowledge of music and was well known for waking friends on birthday mornings playing a song he felt best reflected their persona. Mike is a college professor by day and a music reviewer and a reggae disc jockey by night.
He took a personal connection to the Ozark Mountain Daredevils, a rock band rooted in Springfield, MO, a few hours southwest of where Mike is a lifelong residence and parlayed his love of writing and music into a discography.
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