folk

Rodney Crowell: The Outsider

Brian T. Atkinson September 13, 2005 No Comments

The Outsider isn

Richard Thompson: Front Parlour Ballads

Jason Macneil September 13, 2005 No Comments

Richard Thompson has released several albums over the years, so it’s puzzling that this record is a first. However, this enjoyable, folksy, laidback effort is Thompson

Blind Boys of Alabama : Go Tell It On The Mountain: Live In New York

Jeffrey Greenblatt May 10, 2005 No Comments

Guests are a plenty during the course of the concert

M. Ward: Transistor Spark (INTERVIEW)

Shane Handler May 3, 2005 No Comments

Bob Dylan & Merle Haggard 3/19/2005: NJPAC, Newark, NJ

Shawn Donohue April 26, 2005 No Comments

Recently, a pair of legends rolled into a city that has seen some pretty hard times, and is trying to redo its image. The most beautiful day so far of 2005, with an 80-degree evening, lent itself to some adventure, so after a short train ride from the Big Apple I entered Newark, NJ and headed for the magnificent NJPAC.

Bob Dylan World Tours 1966-1974 : Directed by Joel Gilbert

Jason Gonulsen April 21, 2005 No Comments

The 9-year period of 1966 to 1974 is significant for any Bob Dylan fan. During that time, Dylan managed to alienate his fans to the greatest degree

Tony Furtado 1/04/2005: The Norva, Norfolk, VA

Brian Gearing March 14, 2005 No Comments

Blending acoustic slide guitar with woodsy tales of the everyday, Furtado

Joanna Newsom: The Milk-Eyed Mender

Shane Handler February 9, 2005 No Comments

The Milk-Eyed Mender wasn

Ray LaMontagne: Trouble

Shane Handler January 24, 2005 No Comments

Produced by Ethan Johns, (Ryan Adams, Kings of Leon, the Jayhawks) who also ads the drums, bass and piano parts, [Trouble is all heart and trembling white soul. LaMontagne