Some bands play country, and some bands are country. When you hear Eleven Hundred Springs, the distinction is perfectly clear—this band epitomizes indigenous country music. Over the course of two … Read more
If we ever doubted that the blues is an international language, we have only to look to Danish group Thorbjørn Risager & The Black Tornado for proof. The blues has … Read more
Betty Fox grew up in a large family, holding hands with her many cousins as they sang four and five part harmonies, her grandmother standing behind her and Uncle Fred … Read more
Whether channeling psychedelic rock, guitar-driven blues, or traditional country ballads, everything Nat Freedberg does is about discovering the essence of the song. With Record Number Three, Freedberg and Grammy-winning producer … Read more
Albert Castiglia: “Bring On The Rain” is about my daughter and how her finding me changed my life for the better. Sometimes the most unexpected circumstance can spark artistic inspiration, as … Read more
Dave Goddess makes music that’s honest and pure to please himself, and, in the process, he creates a sound that moves an audience. Goddess’ earnest approach will again become evident … Read more
Gangstagrass released their fifth album and first live recording, Pocket Full of Fire, earlier this year, continuing their pairing of bluegrass and hip-hop, two genres paired as perfectly as Beauty and … Read more
Woody Guthrie said, “It’s a folk singer’s job to comfort disturbed people and to disturb comfortable people,” and Kelly Augustine takes justifiable pride in following that charge. Light in the … Read more
Kenny Curcio has always had a passion for music and sharing. He began on the family organ, got his first guitar at 12, started songwriting in high school and formed … Read more
From his distinctive sound to his iconic look to his memorable stage performances, Dr. John embodied New Orleans, even as he blurred the lines between R&B, rock, blues, funk, boogie-woogie, … Read more
