Twenty years ago, My Morning Jacket seemed to have set a template for its future work with the release of It Still Moves (released 9/9/03). Proof positive in hindsight is
In the near fifty-year interim, since Graham Parker announced himself to the world with the magnificent one-two punch of 1976’s Howlin’ Wind and Heat Treatment, he’s never made a bad
The Rolling Stones would’ve been hard-pressed to adequately follow their magnum opus of 1972, Exile On Main Street, so Goats Head Soup inevitably suffered in comparison, at least at the
Will Bernard’s discography is decidedly diverse to say the least, featuring as it does his work with a wide range of musicians including Charlie Hunter, John Medeski and Stanton Moore.
Over a half-century since the Byrds’ Sweetheart of the Rodeo came out (released 8/30/68), it’s debatable whether either the band or the album has received the accolades it deserves. But
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If I Should Wander is a watershed work for Davy Knowles. The complete antithesis of his previous album, the Provogue Records debut of 2021, What Happens Next, this solo acoustic
More than most such milestone titles, The Allman Brothers Band’s Brothers and Sisters deserves its 50th anniversary recognition. The 1973 album stands as a pivotal point in the iconic Southern
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