Rick Vito
Chances are very good that you’ve heard Rick Vito’s signature guitar playing before. Accolades from his peers are quite astounding, whether it be John Mayall, Bonnie Raitt, Keb’ Mo’, Steve … Read more
Reviews
Kiss at Madison Square Garden
Photos by Carl Scheffel/MSG Photos** and Heidi Lenze* At one point during the hometown performance, guitarist Paul Stanley introduced a song with, “Here’s one from 1983,” and I turned to … Read more
Murali Coryell
Murali Coryell follows up his 2016 Mr. Senator, with another album of the place he now calls home, Austin, TX. This time he eschews the political and digs deeper into Tex-Mex … Read more
Arlen Roth
If ever there was a true guitar-geek album, this must be it. For many a Tele may mean television, telephone or the likes, for a guitar geek it can have … Read more
Ed Randazzo
The music scene in Northeastern Pennsylvania has several talented musicians, many of whom take the stage at the annual Briggs Farm Blues Fest, where Elmore has been a long-running media … Read more
Jon Anderson
“Activate me! All you gotta do—just mesmerize my heart and soul this time!” Jon Anderson exclaims on his new solo album. Based on this kind of jubilance conveyed by the … Read more
Jorma Kaukonen pens autobiography, Been So Long
Master guitarist Jorma Kaukonen, who came to prominence as a founding member of The Jefferson Airplane (later Jefferson Starship), and who is celebrating his 50th anniversary with Hot Tuna, has … Read more
Over the Rhine
As partners in music and life, Karin Bergquist and Linford Detweiler sound as comfortable and familiar as that favorite pair of perfectly broken-in shoes. They’ve seen a lot of water … Read more
Emily Duff
Extraordinary musical gifts sometimes come to us from unlikely places. Emily Duff, who hails from Queens, NY, earned her creative pedigree not only on the streets of New York City … Read more
