With ringing guitars replicating bagpipes, a keen sense of their Scottish ancestry and a rousing call to arms summoned up in such obvious anthems as “In A Big Country,” “Wonderland” … Read more
While Steve Nieve is known mainly as Elvis Costello’s second banana in the Attractions and currently in The Imposters, ToGetHer confirms the fact his stylistic tapestry is far more varied. … Read more
You know you’re going to enjoy a great show when Billy Gibbons invites his friends to his birthday party. Backed by Late Show with David Letterman and Fab Faux Bassist … Read more
Since 1961, Amnesty International has been a beacon in the struggle for human rights throughout the world. Twenty-five years later, Amnesty’s most righteous of injustice-trouncing crusaders, most of whom are … Read more
The halls at B.B. King’s were decked with holly, Love and a very hot band when Darlene Love worked her Christmas magic on an SRO crowd. Looking fit and decades … Read more
This album begins with Packer giving his bona fides as a bluesman: “I’ve been shot at, stabbed, done time in prison, played with Honeyboy Edwards etc.” and continues a narrative … Read more
Far removed from any connections to the contorted Jefferson Airplane family tree (most notably Grace Slick, since replaced by siren Stephanie Calvert), Mickey Thomas, a barroom belter at heart, shines … Read more
Given the wealth of San Francisco’s hometown talent, Quicksilver Messenger Service was hard-pressed to compete with ʼ60s contemporaries like Jefferson Airplane and the Grateful Dead. Nevertheless, their fiery live shows … Read more
In 1970, Neil Young played six memorable nights at Washington D.C.’s intimate Cellar Door. He may have departed from Buffalo Springfield, but he was well into his solo career, having … Read more
What do you get when you marry bluegrass to punk rock? Well, that is literally what happened when accomplished bluegrass musician Grace Schultz married punk musician Tony White. On this, … Read more
