With a musical career spanning over three decades, Jerry Garcia remains one of rock’s most influential icons, even since his death twenty years ago. The passion he gave to the … Read more
I’m 28 years old and I’ve seen Taking Back Sunday live 27 times. They simply keep delivering: adroitly balancing a doting fanbase with a genuine hunger for new creative challenges. … Read more
If a couple that creates together stays together, then Mel and Mike Muscarella have a lifetime of love ahead of them. In 2007, the newlyweds formed Violet Mary, and almost … Read more
Nashville based four-piece, the Voodoo Fix, has a message for us listeners on their new, barn-burning blues-rock single: “you’ve got to find what you love, and let it kill you,” … Read more
John Oates hosts a special night: 100% great music, 100% for a worthy cause. Rock and Roll Hall of Famer John Oates (Hall and Oates), Nicki Bluhm (the Gramblers), Jackie … Read more
Mac Rebennack is the consummate showman in many respects, but perhaps one of his strongest selling points are the friends he’s made who have endured the long and hazy journey … Read more
Charlie Rich was known for varying his template — segueing from rockabilly, jazz and blues, to country, soul and gospel — and that’s what makes Feel Like Going Home such … Read more
As I read the news that music’s greatest bard, Bob Dylan, became the first musician to win a Nobel Prize in any category, a lyric from “Positively 4th Street” popped … Read more
Any new release from US roots master, guitarist David Bromberg, is bound to whip up a fair music feeding frenzy. For around fifty years, I personally have been an unashamed, … Read more
Mountains may be moved by this voice. People unquestionably will be. Paul Cauthen sings in a baritone rife with Waylon Jennings heft, Roy Orbison cool and Elvis swagger. But Cauthen’s … Read more
