At the core, it's not about Loretta's revived career, Jack White's demographic reach, coal mining, feminism, marriage, guitars, or the aesthetics of music production. It's about how people speak the English language where eastern Kentucky meets West Virginia and corners of Virginia and Tennessee. Humorous, ironic, syncopated, innocent, realistic, fatalistic, individualistic, stubborn, socially secure, neither elitist nor resentful of elites, unaware of hierarchy—it's not only an accent, it's a... More >>>