We should be used to this by now. As mentioned, a few times on these pages, blues harp master Bob Corritore essentially has his “pick of the litter.” As proprietor
Access bluesman Eddie Turner on SoundCloud and you’ll note “Devilboy” and not “Eddie Turner” above the music. Yes, Eddie Turner is to the blues what Dennis Rodman was to the
The newest release from The Black Keys finds them returning to one of their earliest influences as the band covers the Mississippi Hill Country blues legends R.L. Burnside and Junior
The never-before released debut album of Seattle Early Punk band, The Living, has been released as The Living: 1982 by Loosgroove Records (run by Stone Gossard of Pearl Jam and
Eclectic DJs dedicate endless hours digging through the crates: it’s a flick of the hand that involves passing one obscure dusty vinyl cover to the next. When a promising jewel
After a round of great success tapping into the more pop-driven side of his artistry on his 2018 EP 25 Years, well-traveled veteran singer, songwriter and self-proclaimed “Troubadour Family Man”
You can hear traces of folk/Americana legends like Townes Van Zandt and Guy Clark weaved throughout the sophomore effort from Shay Martin Lovette, but just as obvious is the influence
Felton Music Hall kicked off their summer music series at Roaring Camp Railroad in Felton, California (Santa Cruz County) in a BIG way on Friday. The series boasts upcoming performances
In the latest Wannabe, artist Chris Prunckle offers his illustrated commentary on When God Was Great, the new album from ska legends the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, in his signature six-panel comic strip
Nancy Wilson is stoked that her solo album, You & Me, is finally available for her fans to hear in it’s entirety. Released this past Friday, May 7th, Wilson had
