Ross Cooper’s story is quite a bit different than that of most musicians. Before turning his attention to songwriting, he rode broncos in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. A knee
Stillpoint is the multi-talented Barrett Martin’s tenth release and is at first glance quite different than his large ensemble offerings – 2018’s Transcendence, 2019’s Song of the Firebird, and 2020’s
‘ Jazz royalty bleeds all over this esteemed septet who deliver their sixth album with Look Out! On the UK’s Gearbox label. The seven members are today’s essence of hard
This ‘Soprano’s Story’ feels like something Paulie might leave in the pishadoo.
Few bands in our current musical era have amassed such an impressive catalogue of music as My Morning Jacket. In just over two decades, the Louisville band have proven themselves
Taking Carnegie Hall 1970 strictly on its own terms, Neil Young’s Official Bootleg Series is off to an auspicious start. Like the archive performance that immediately preceded it, Young Shakespeare,
Listening to Joe Tullos’ latest, Vessels, you’re struck by two immediate feelings: This is an amazingly talented musician both musically and lyrically, and with his passing in 2020 the world
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on Forgiving It All, the new album from Christopher Paul Stelling, in his signature six-panel comic strip form. Click on the
Some things always change and some things stay the same. Unfortunately for the latter, Farm Aid still exists. Farm Aid board member Willie Nelson once said in 2012 -” Farm
Nathan Bell was inspired to write this series of songs that make up Red, White and American Blues (it couldn’t happen here)” during the first time that Donald Trump was
