#37 - Denele Campbell (Author)

Denele Campbell, Author of Good Times: A History of Night Spots and Live music in Fayetteville, Arkansas, joins us on the podcast to talk about the book, which documents the history of the Fayetteville entertainment district from the mid 19th century to now. The book tells the stories of the bands, venues, and industry entities, as well as stories that have helped make up the musical fabric of our community. Buy: https://www.amazon.com/Good-Times-Nightspots-Fayetteville-Arkansas/dp/B086VFV54K/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=denele+campbell&qid=1591848248&sr=8-1 www.georgeslive.com FB: facebook.com/georgesmajesticlounge IG: @GeorgesMajesticLounge Twitter: @GeorgesMajestic

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