February 6, 2024

TUESDAY’S GONE: Lou Reed “Sweet Jane” Live in Paris 1970

Zach Johnson February 6, 2024 No Comments

Speaking of cocaine (see Manic Monday), does anybody else out there miss the late great Lou Reed? From his groundbreaking years fronting The Velvet Underground in the 60s, to his

55 Years Later- The Flying Burrito Brothers Pioneer Cosmica American Music With ‘The Gilded Palace of Sin’

Doug Collette February 6, 2024 No Comments

For all of the late Gram Parsons’ solemn pronouncements about his mission to nurture the creation of ‘cosmic American music’–an amalgam of rock, and country laced with R&B– there was

Brittany Howard Soars Mightily On Game-Changing ‘What Now’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

Shawn Donohue February 6, 2024 No Comments

In 2019, Brittany Howard’s fantastic debut solo record Jaime was a genre-defying coming-out party, and that exciting sense that anything can happen at any moment is alive and vibrant throughout

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TUESDAY’S GONE: Lou Reed “Sweet Jane” Live in Paris 1970

55 Years Later- The Flying Burrito Brothers Pioneer Cosmica American Music With ‘The Gilded Palace of Sin’

Brittany Howard Soars Mightily On Game-Changing ‘What Now’ (ALBUM REVIEW)

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