If the unpredictable arc of Marshall Crenshaw’s career has proved anything, it is that he’s never been interested in just cranking it out. And he’s independent too which is why,
The latest edition of Paul Kelly’s Songs From the South illustrates quite vividly why the man is something of a folk hero in his native Australia. More to the point
Photographer Jay Blakesberg proved long ago he’s got a discerning eye. But even a cursory glance at his latest book, Secret Space of Dreams devoted to images of Jerry Garcia
In lieu of the booklet of prose, photos etc., usually enclosed in each edition of Dave’s Picks, Volume 32 contains a foldout within which there are some replications of newspaper
It was absolutely delightful to watch and hear Bela Fleck and the Flecktones at the Flynn Center on December 7th. As the band continued the ongoing celebration of its thirty
Designed by Peter Blake, the cover art for WHO is arguably be more than just a Rorschach test. The patchwork of cultural reference images conceivably mirrors the delicate interrelationships of
Over the course of the last decade, Fred Hersch has rightfully risen to prominence as one of the premiere jazz artists in the world. Not coincidentally, most of his activity
Pink Floyd’s lavishly-designed The Later Years 1987-2019 effectively bookends the iconic British band’s career as documented on a similarly massive box set released in 2016. Concentrating on the post-Roger Waters
Reformation of The Black Crowes roughly a month after the publication of Steve Gorman’s Hard to Handle provides better marketing for the book than any PR team could’ve imagined. The
An equal mix of curiosity and anticipation compelled me to go see Steve Miller this early summer day at the Springfield Civic Center, Springfield, MA, USA on May 10, 1974. And
