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Since releasing his eponymous first album in 1973, James Lee Stanley has never been hyped, sensationally advertised, overly promoted, overplayed, reached market saturation or achieved top-of-the-pops fame and fortune. And … Read more
Photos by Tom Russo We’ve all seen the clips of a delighted gal opening a little blue box, expecting a ring inside; that was the tenor of the crowd at … Read more
Jonny Rosch mixes up his music like he mixes up his Friends: It’s all top-notch, and all over the map. At the Falcon this night, he mixed it perfectly. With … Read more
Photos by Laura Carbone The Dance Stage is a big draw at Charlestown, RI’s Rhythm & Roots festival, so you’ll see plenty of women wearing cowboy boots below short, filmy … Read more
Rutgers Professor Louis Masur strode onstage in a state of excitement. We were about to examine songs “that influenced not only music, but society and culture,” aided by an onstage … Read more
Photos by Laura Carbone Through an innovative and arresting multi-media production, Mississippi came to New York City on two cold February nights, with the “Voices of Mississippi” event at Lincoln … Read more
Photos by Laura Carbone Notes on a show: Chris Barnes’ comments on Chris Badnews Barnes & Vanessa Collier at Terra Blues How about I share the thrill of being back … Read more
Photographs by Ana Gibert Leading an all-star band, singer, songwriter and Lovin’ Spoonful leader John Sebastian took a full house on a trip from the Delta blues to Greenwich Village’s … Read more
This stunning release is three great items in one package*: CD or vinyl music, DVD or Blu-ray video, and physical photo book. Let’s start with the book. The book is … Read more
Chris Barber’s story is an absolute, action-packed epic, worthy of a Ken Burns documentary or a film adaptation of the extravagant set A Trailblazer’s Legacy, willed into existence by his … Read more
