Dustbowl Revival, City Winery, New York
Photos by Arnie Goodman There aren’t many groups that could cut into a precious four-day weekend, but Dustbowl Revival makes the short list. Though there’s only one female member in … Read more
Reviews
Over the Moon
We caught husband-and-wife duo Over the Moon at Folk Alliance International and knew we were on to something special—we just didn’t know we’d have to wait for a CD. Turns … Read more
Matt The Electrician
For two decades, Austin TX singer-songwriter Matt Sever — you’ll know him as Matt The Electrician — has been cultivating a special blend of folk and pop, gaining a loyal … Read more
Patti Smith throws a birthday party
Photos By Ehud Lazin Legends Patti Smith and Michael Stipe (R.E.M.) threw a little public party at New York City’s City Winery for Smith’s daughter, Jesse Paris Smith, who just … Read more
Art Pepper
The Konitz album (Volume 3) originally issued as High Jingo was recorded in January 1982 and features both the leader and Pepper primarily on alto sax although Pepper plays clarinet … Read more
U2 at MetLife Stadium, NYC
The band faltered a bit a couple years ago, but playing Joshua Tree live, they’re as brilliant as ever. Photos by Ehud Lazin
Chris Bell
Recorded during the haze of forming the vernacular Big Star, Looking Forward: The Roots of Big Star is one of the most fascinating archives of the undeniably prescient boys from … Read more
Dan Mills
Americana singer-songwriter Dan Mills grew up in Providence, Rhode Island before moving to Brooklyn to sneak his way into the NYC music scene, and is now based in Cambridge with … Read more
Randall Bramblett
Why have top artists ranging from Chuck Leavell and his 1970s Allman Brothers offshoot, Sea Level, to Bonnie Raitt, Steve Winwood, Gov’t Mule, and Widespread Panic all called on Randall … Read more
Gabe Evens
Music is a language without borders, and, coming from a piano player and composer like Gabe Evens, the language is warm and lyrical. Add two outstanding players for conversation like … Read more
