Della Mae
Half a century ago, the great Osbourne Brothers asked in classic bluegrass fashion, “Hey Della Mae, why do you treat me this way?” All these years later, the four divinely-talented … Read more
Posted in July, 2015
AMY
A work of depth and compassion, AMY is also a deeply disturbing film. We watched the first half—getting to know Amy Winehouse and to like her—with a feeling of dread … Read more
D’Angelo And The Vanguard
New York Grammy-winning singer/songwriter Gary Clark, Jr. ended a 45 minute blues-drenched set, sprinkled with shank rhythms and rock musings with this simple affirmation: “You all know what’s next.” His brilliance … Read more
Larry Campbell & Teresa Williams
Two mainstays of Levon Helm’s storied Midnight Rambles in Woodstock, New York, husband and wife Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams’ debut album offers a taste of the music that has … Read more
Exclusive: Listen To A New Alt-Country Jam From Runner Of The Woods
With a new band, a new home and a new musical direction, Nick Beaudoing returns to the music scene with Runner of the Woods’ debut album, Thirsty Valley, due out … Read more
Roy Haynes
The combination of wisdom and experience enhances anyone’s ability to perform. On a beautiful summer night at the Blue Note in NYC, Roy Haynes displayed those qualities, touching the hearts … Read more
Reuben Hollebon
Reuben Hollebon is a native of Norfolk, England and he is gearing up to make a splash on US soil after having performed in Texas at South by South West … Read more
Lowdown Hudson Music Fest – 7/14 & 7/15 – Waterfront Plaza at…
If the words Free Summer Music Festival make your ears perk up, then keep on listening! Now add New York City and Waterfront, and we’d better have your full attention. … Read more
Dylan, Cash, and the Nashville Cats
Who knew the session musicians in Nashville were so damn good? Well, it turns out they did. When Bob Dylan was recording Highway 61 Revisited in New York, his Producer … Read more
Exclusive: Whitney Rose Premieres a Sugary Sweet Pop Hit
When you find yourself performing as the opening act for your childhood heroes, it’s safe to say you’re on the right track. So goes the fairy tale story of … Read more
