For Record Store Day last November, Alejandro Escovedo released a Spanish-language version of his phenomenal 2018 album The Crossing – rechristened La Cruzada – almost instantly selling out every copy
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The Tedeschi Trucks Band at LOCKN’ FARM weekend 3 featured three days that included the first full band performance from Tedeschi Trucks Band since March 2020. Other highlights of the
Live music scene forces dictate that if you can make ’em dance, people will attend. Such is the case with Texas groove revivalists Flyjack who demonstrate a dedication to soaring
The album you’ve been waiting for has landed. Cosmic country cowgirl Caitlin Jemma’s True Meaning is a genre blending, soul-soothing, inspiration. A bright mix of folk, pop, country, and jazz
Robert Randolph is an artist who needs no introduction. Along with his Family Band, the eclectic and massively talented pedal steel player has garnered numerous accolades for his scorching style
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As was the case with Tom Hanks’ “David S. Pumpkins” Saturday Night Live character, Dead & Company have finally become “their own thing.” Was it the forced hiatus of COVID
Roots music fans know trumpeter/composer/arranger/bandleader Steven Bernstein as one of the pillars of the late Levon Helm’s large ensembles. The NYC Jazz community knows him too. Closer inspection reveals a
