This DVD combines brilliant, previously unseen performance footage from Miami Pop ’68 and other magnificent footage and photos with an unlimited supply of Hendrix’s music, as well as significant interviews … Read more
Jim Byrnes soaked in the blues in St. Louis as an adolescent but has lived in Vancouver ever since he returned as a Vietnam vet. So, this project has been … Read more
Over the past several years, banjo legend and alt-grass pioneer Tony Trischka and guitarist Michael Davies have plumbed the depths of their shared veneration for American roots music. On the … Read more
Elmore was on hand—or perhaps at arm’s length—for the annual Rock Hall induction extravaganza. We watch it on live TV. The press room sits like a bullpen in the bowels … Read more
Originally from Conshohocken, Pennslvania, Marah has undergone a plethora of style changes and group members. They caught the attention of keen music fans and red-hot peers in the early ’90’s … Read more
Tipped off by a reliable source in New Mexico, we traipsed to the friendly Bearsville Theater, near Woodstock, to hear singer/songwriter Max Gomez. Happily, we scored a Daily Double, since … Read more
This came out originally in 2005 on Flaco’s label, but the limited release sold out quickly; the album was never again available until now. These are 2 of the best … Read more
In the intimacy of a room that seats no more than thirty people, A.J. Croce–the uncommonly talented son of the late folk singer Jim Croce–stunned the modest audience at the … Read more
Live performing flows like flawless clockwork for the mighty trio of Rush. Even after 40 years, they remain the most consciously apt and focused group around. They don’t want to … Read more
If given only one word, “bittersweet” is how I’d describe Alcest’s newest album. Compared to their past work, Shelter is a different journey altogether. Band leader Neige teams up with Jónsi Birgisson of Sigur Rós … Read more
