Arriving via the “Last Train To Clarksville” and departing 90 minutes later to “Pleasant Valley Sunday,” the Monkees’ musical family circus made this final stop on its’ coast-to-coast, 12-date, sold-out … Read more
Sly Stone once said “it’s a family affair.” The Lee Boys are a true family affair. Take three brothers, join them up with three nephews, mix in some funk, soul, … Read more
I Got A Name: The Jim Croce StoryIngrid Croce with Jimmy Rock(DaCapo) Decades after Jim Croce’s death, his widow, Ingrid Croce, felt it the right time to let his narrative … Read more
What’s interesting about a hurricane, or any natural disaster in general, is the amount of inhumanity that comes forth. After Sandy, people were stealing gasoline out of their neighbors’ tanks … Read more
Truth be told, one can barely cull a severely decent, 79 minute CD from It’s Only Rock ‘n Roll (‘74) through Undercover (‘83). And only one stone classic – Some … Read more
The Stones hit New York without one of their secret weapons, backup singer Blondie Chaplin, who was otherwise engaged performing solo sets. Tucked underneath Times Square at the intimate Iridium, … Read more
On Thursday, November 29th 2012, a standing room only crowd were served a royal helping of the blues by none other than the The King Of Blues himself, Mr. B.B. King. … Read more
Very little in this world is tastier than Hill Country’s moist brisket, but Billy Joe Shaver, in a rare New York appearance, pulled it off. The show started at 10:30—a … Read more
Ever the unmitigated force of nature, Jamesetta Hawkins storms the Montreux stage, relenting only to the sad constraints of imagination—namely CD and DVD time lengths. It is widely accepted among … Read more
Johnny Hallyday (born Jean-Philippe Smet) is the most famous rock star that you’ve never heard of. He is to France what Bob Dylan is to America and has been laying … Read more
