David Bowie – Nothing Has Changed
It’s almost hard to imagine that there’s anything to say about David Bowie that hasn’t already been said. After all, the release of Nothing Has Changed marks, if you can … Read more
Album Reviews
Bruce Katz – Homecoming
“There are so many different styles in there, I wasn’t sure if it would all fit together but somehow I think it came together pretty well,” said Bruce Katz about … Read more
Hard Working Americans – The First Waltz
Veteran singer and songwriter Todd Snider formed Hard Working Americans in 2013. This, their second release, is a live concert recording and concert documentary on DVD. The group and this recording … Read more
Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble – The Complete Epic Recordings Collection
Arguably there have been other guitar gods in his wake, but none have left the emblazoned riff across the skies of our consciousness like Stevie Ray Vaughan, and the twelve … Read more
Blues Harp Women
Discover 31 talented ladies from the U.S., Canada, Australia and Europe across two CDs, with only a few of these names familiar to even the most ardent blues lover like … Read more
Premier Blues Label Turns 20
While you cannot always judge a book by its cover, this disc jacket offers plenty of insight into the Ruf Records brand—youth, an equal split between guys and gals, and, … Read more
The Stray Birds – Best Medicine
The Stray Birds, a group from the Lancaster, Pennsylvania area, are all classical trained musicians who are known for the instrumental prowess, songwriting, and beautiful three part harmonies. Maya de Vitry … Read more
Kyle Hollingsworth – Speed Of Life
Kyle Hollingsworth, the man behind all sounds keyboard-related with jam giants The String Cheese Incident, has a third solo project, Speed of Life; a refreshingly eclectic, modern mix of throwback … Read more
Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, & Stephen Stills – Super Session
An early summit of superstar proportions — this preceding the super group status of both CSN and Blind Faith — Super Session was less a long term prospect than a … Read more
Kasim Sulton – Three
Three — so named because it’s, well, his third album as a solo artist — shines a well-deserved spotlight on Kasim Sulton, the ever-reliable sideman, operating here in an unabashedly pop … Read more
