Trey Anastasio enlists members of Mates of State and the National for new LP.
Marc Millman presents a mix of rock tunes to end your week on a high note.
Furthur will play a Spring Tour that includes an eight-night stand at the Beacon.
Listen in Live to Warren Haynes’ Annual Christmas Jam “Pre-Jam” tonight at 6:00PM.
Here’s a look at the initial Summer Camp Music Festival 2012 lineup.
Dawes get in the holiday spirit with a Vince Guaraldi cover.
Aretha Franklin returns to Late Night with Jimmy Fallon tonight.
Beatles and or John Lennon covers can be horrifying to behold. From the band who plays a song note for note with all the imagination of an accountant, to the performer who absolutely wrecks a classic by making it sound kitschy, the world is littered with songs that have been given something less than the royal treatment. But when placed in the hands of legendary maverick guitarist Bill Frisell, an album full of such John Lennon songs is engaging because the tracks become lyric-less re-imaginings rather than bland retreads or ridiculous send-ups.
Although Divine Providence didn’t run list and list with Fleet Foxes or PJ Harvey for album of the year, its still one of the year’s most entertaining listens with its hard drinking rockabilly rhythms that permeates like spilled beer and cigarette butts Just following a tour in support of Divine Providence, the always candid and witty McCauley wrote us back some thoughts…
