For their fifth studio album Lifetime of Comedy, Portland, Oregon folk-rock outfit The Parson Red Heads were faced with the kind of hurtles that many bands have experienced in this
Duke Robillard’s idea for his latest, Blues Bash, is intentionally a salve for these pandemic-ridden times – “My concept for this album was to make a straight vintage style blues
It’s not often when the co-leader of a quintet may have the least recognized name in the unit, but maybe it’s just because most of us, like this writer, are
Over the course of the storied rock band AC/DC’s 45 plus year discography, there are two things you can expect with each album: no ballads and a song with the
Loren makes her first screen appearance in 10 years in a film directed by her son.
Chattanooga’s Strung Like A Horse may have been one of the most popular Americana bands out there to never release a record. That is until now. The wildly popular live
Papa Rosko, like many musicians, has settled in Nashville. However, when he was growing up, he lived in places like Turkey, the Philippines, Mexico, and Canada. At each stop, he
With the bulk of the material written for mid-tempo performances at their speediest, Jules Shears’ Slower lives up to its title. The wordplay however, is lively enough to contrast the
One of many highlights from the 2019 Newport Jazz Festival was the opening morning performance from the vocal jazz quartet, The Royal Bopsters, which also featured Sheila Jordan who now
At the risk of sounding Pollyanna-ish about the global pandemic that has decimated so much of 2020, there are a handful of “look on the bright side” affects of the
