We talk to David Shaw of The Revivalists about how the band came together and the time Warren Haynes covered Dr. Dre with them.
Chad B.’s thoughts and Jeremy G.’s photos from Anders Osborne at the Brooklyn Bowl.
Yup, the Medeski, Martin and Wood + Nels Cline was as good as expected.
Photos and thoughts from HeadCount’s Participation Party.
Chris Pandolfi of the Infamous Stringdusters talks about the change in the band’s audience, the evolution of the band’s sound and much more.
Jackie Greene talks about his new album, lessons from Phil Lesh and much more.
Three bands came together at NYC’s Beekman Beer Garden on Jerry Garcia’s 70th birthday.
Mickey Hart would be the first one to admit that his hobbies are a little out of the so-called “ordinary,” but then again, to the drumming legend and Grateful Dead member, converting light waves into sound, mic-ing up the Golden Gate Bridge to mine its aural possibilities,pondering the spiritual implications of dark matter – these things are downright quotidian.
We talk to “new” Little Feat drummer Gabe Ford about the band’s new album and more.
In a note detailing Soulive and Karl Denson's upcoming CD release shows around their new EP SPARK! Denson most helpfully advises: SPARK! is really about the playing, less about the tunes. It's the four of us collectively getting back to more of a jazzier thing than we'd done in recent memory."
