Graham Nash: This Boy Wants To Know Everything
By Mike Jurkovic Photos By Derek Meade [N]ash,” he greets me, in that seer-like voice several generations have now sung along with. And it is that same warm … Read more
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New Music Seminar
The key takeaways from this seminar on the changing nature of the music business involved success: achieving success, and the very definition of success. Both are more complex than ever. … Read more
Goodbye: Chris Squire (1948-2015)
Before Geddy Lee, Mike Rutherford and Les Claypool all turned the bass guitar into the creative virtuoso’s instrument of choice, there was Chris Squire. The Fish. The man who, … Read more
Hollis Brown: ‘3 Shots’ That Will Change American Music
by Melissa Caruso [I]t seems like just yesterday that Hollis Brown was playing their hearts out all around NYC’s seedy dive bar and club scene to a mere handful … Read more
A New Day For Ryley Walker
by Keith Hadad [W]ith the last gasp of the bitter, steely winter months nearly behind us, the release of Primrose Green, Ryley Walker’s sophomore album, is like a deep soak … Read more
On The Radar: Turbo Fruits Are In Control
by Melissa Caruso [O]f course they release their album on 4/20. Turbo Fruits deliver their fourth installment, No Control, with the backing of Thirty Tigers and Black Keys drummer Patrick … Read more
Cindy Cashdollar Bids Austin Farewell
By Donna Marie Miller [R]ecently, at the One-2-One Bar in Austin, TX, supergroup Texas Guitar Women (with special guests Marcia Ball and Rosie Flores) toasted some teary goodbyes … Read more
Taking Back Sunday Hard At Work
By Mark Shreve [T]aking Back Sunday is a working band. Since they formed on Long Island in 1999, they’ve weathered six member changes and four record labels and … Read more
Six-Foot Town
By Billy Rosenbeck [I]t’s a Thursday in mid-November, and Liz Longley is on stage inside a modest, understated brick building tucked away on Masonic Street in Northampton, Massachusetts. … Read more
Behind The Covers
You may not know Guy Webster’s name, but you certainly know his work. Although he’s taken renowned photographs of everyone from Bill Clinton to Jack Nicholson to Truman Capote … Read more
