Listening to pianist/composer Brad Mehldau is always an intense experience, but perhaps never more so than on April 2020. As provocative in its own way as any of his previous
Not just a gospel singing group, The Sons of the Soul Revivers are a bonafide band, its lineup complete with guitar, bass and drums in addition to three main vocalists.
With the release of his first solo album after six years with the band Midnight North (feat. Grahame Lesh), Alex Jordan offers strong evidence towards solidifying his own musical personality.
As first conceived by guitarist/vocalist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody while members of The Allman Brothers Band, Gov’t Mule was intended to recall seminal power trios such as the
Originally released in 2000, Riding with the King is actually one of three blues-oriented albums Eric Clapton conceived and executed during this phase of his career. 2004’s Me and Mr.
It may not be entirely accurate to state Uncle Tupelo invented alternative country music, but it is very close to the truth to say that by incorporating influences as disparate
Bob Dylan has almost always worked in strange and mysterious ways over the course of his almost 60-year career, so it should come as no surprise that, wholly without fanfare,
Neil Young’s Homegrown is an album originally set for release in 1975, but which the Canadian rock icon pulled back because, as his subsequent comments indicate, he considered it too
Bob Dylan’s Self Portrait confounded upon its release fifty years ago (6/8/70) and remains something of a conundrum even today. It may not be the only red herring in the
Forty Days was recorded by Paul Kelly in exactly that very period of time while quarantined due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In keeping with the Australian’s ever-so-diverse discography, the album
