Posted in February, 2017

Judith Owen at the Iridium

Photos by Ebet Roberts The irreverent, ebullient and irrepressible Judith Owen won the hearts and minds of an industry-only show at New York’s famed Iridium Jazz Club recently. Thanks to … Read more

Rose Cousins

As quiet and somber as a funeral, but also elegant and profoundly moving, Natural Conclusion— produced with loving care by Joe Henry– is a procession of songs dressed in black … Read more

Gurf Morlix

There’s a dark intimacy to Gurf  Morlix’s albums, which, at times, become so spooky and real that you’d swear he’s in the same room with you. And, as you sink … Read more

The Soul of John Black

John Bigham, the force of The Soul of John Black, is back with his sixth album, his first since 2013. Bigham navigates the rhythms and textures of blues and R&B, … Read more

Travis Linville

Long-time Hayes Carll sideman, Travis Linville, steps out as a front man to deliver an album of engaging melodic tunes. The multi-instrumentalist displays his chops on vocals, guitars, lap steel, … Read more

Buck Owens

When Americana aficionados talk about “The Bakersfield Sound,” they mean Buck Owens. Honky Tonk and heartache, twangy guitars and dreamy steel, hillbilly harmonies and pop hooks. Yup, that’s Buck. Together … Read more

Infamous Stringdusters

Laws of Gravity, a title derived from the unique and inspiring solace felt sitting at the ocean’s edge, and an album that tugged the Infamous Stringdusters back to their original … Read more