The Billboard Touring Conference gears itself to the professionals in the music industry, but one panel discussion became the ultimate fly-on-the-wall discussion as moderator Ray Waddell (Billboard) asked Truth or … Read more
Golden Age is an uncommonly beautiful album, a collection of meditative melodies that ring with both passion and purpose. Of course, this is nothing new as far as Daniel Martin … Read more
King Radio frontman Justin King is a talented singer and songwriter with impressive guitar chops. Yet, his greatest asset may be his formidable skills as an arranger and all-around musical … Read more
Fireball is the debut release for Baltimore’s Western Star. It was produced by Ken Bethea of the Old 97’s, a band that Western Star credits as an influence in their … Read more
Vulgar Boatman’s first album You and Your Sister, originally released in 1990, marked an auspicious debut, an effort of great promise that should placed the band on the same pedestal … Read more
Photos By Arnold Goodman First and foremost, Asheville, North Carolina is vacationer’s paradise, even in the bleak weeks leading up to Christmas. The surrounding area is full of natural … Read more
Jonn Del Toro Richardson first came to my attention when he was the lead guitarist for Otis Taylor, touring during Taylor’s “Recapturing the Banjo” period. Taylor’s endorsement provides enough credibility … Read more
Former Trampled Under Foot singer and bassist Danielle Nicole comes into her own on Wolf Den, her recent solo release. Clearly influenced by Stevie Nicks and Bonnie Raitt, Nicole excels … Read more
Rob Williams took the long road to where he is now. His love for music came at a later age than most, and he released his first solo LP, A … Read more
Georgia-born singer-songwriter Kenny Loggins was recording his debut album when it just seemed natural to join his producer, Jim Messina, and become a duo. With the 1971 release of Sittin’ … Read more
