Dynamic Nostalgia?! That’s the label that this is released on? Man, I hope not. I devoutly hope Pete Seeger’s life mission never becomes nostalgia. If it does, we’re screwed. Screwed … Read more
Album score determined to by Elmore’s editors Shine For All The People is finally the album which presents Mike Farris to the world and gives a good representation of the excitement … Read more
The overriding impression formed from this welcome reissue of the debut album from the Old 97’s is that this band actually emerged fully formed. While that may have been clear … Read more
Most of us, if we’re familiar with Dave Ray at all, know him through the Minnesota-based blues trio of Koerner, Ray and Glover from the 60s. So, digging into this … Read more
Their entire studio output barely spans two-and-a-half hours, but the whole of Simon and Garfunkel’s discography is simply timeless. As we celebrate 50 years of the songs and memories these … Read more
Bob Corritore has assembled a winner here, both with the musicians that are playing on the songs band with the songs themselves. Each of the songs on Taboo explores a facet … Read more
As lauded as he’s been on his own as a classic, classy crooner and debonair personality, Bryan Ferry has never been able to fully eclipse his work with Roxy Music, … Read more
Who could have imagined that we’d see any kind of unity from Richard and Linda Thompson after their acerbic break-up, detailed in their landmark album, 1982’s Shoot Out the Lights? … Read more
It’s about time! Here is the first and only comprehensive history of John Denver and his music. Beginning in 1964 with the Mitchell Trio (“For Bobbi”) to 1997, including his duet … Read more
As the cold weather approaches, Peyroux offers warmth and comfort. Her voice is like warm butterscotch syrup coating ice cream. Her story is one of those classic “rags to riches” … Read more
