Bassist, bandleader and composer Ben Wolfe delivers this impressive work, Fatherhood both in tribute to his father who passed away in 2018 and to his own son, Milo. It’s an introspective,
There was a time when Gregg Allman once contemplated whether he’d be remembered or easily forgotten. The answer, in this year that celebrates the 50th anniversary of The Allman Brothers
Having established her reputation through live performances, it’s somewhat surprising Live At The Old Church is Holly Bowling’s first official concert release (though there have been more than a few
Quintet from composer and saxophonist Roxy Coss takes on two meanings. It’s her fifth album and it’s rendered with a quintet. These are all Coss compositions, reimagined from previous albums
Who Cares is the fourth album for singer-songwriter/guitarist David G. Smith, an Iowa-based artist who records in Nashville. The album was produced by and dedicated to the late Blue Miller
Talk about being born to sing. With the name Jazzmeia Horn, could there possibly be any other destiny? At a mere 25 years old, the Dallas-born vocalist and composer received
The Dallas-based outfit The 40 Acre Mule is all about the traditions and evolution of American music from the early days of boogie-woogie into ‘50s R&B into good old rock
Charlie Wooton, the accomplished New Orleans bass player formerly with Royal Southern Brotherhood and The New Orleans Suspects, has released a new album. With his Charlie Wooton Project, the Blue
Texas singer-songwriter/guitarist Seth James does not make albums very often but this time he had a specific goal in mind. Like many of us have observed, many of the artists
A decade ago this writer used to time visits to Los Angeles for the monthly “Sweethearts of the Rodeo” held on the last Wednesday of the month at Molly Malone’s.
