Tyler Hilton
Four and a half years after California native Tyler Hilton released his last full-length studio album, today he is back with his fifth studio record entitled City on … Read more
Reviews
Gee’s Bend Quilters
I like to listen to a very eclectic mix of music, so when I saw this one I knew I had to hear it. If authentic gospel music is your … Read more
Michael Jerome Browne
Michael Jerome Browne is one of those names many will recognize, but may have trouble pinning down. A Canadian with a global recognition as a supporting sideman, Browne is probably—if … Read more
Reese Wynans
Renowned keyboardist and Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Reese Wynans has appeared on countless albums, gigged relentlessly and has played with the giants of music in blues, rock, and … Read more
Austin Meade
Waves comes at us from a young Texan guitar-slinger, a guy with a ear for some tingling melody and lyrical flow. Meade can sure pack a punch with his remarkable … Read more
Willie Buck
Wille Buck, now an octogenarian, is one the few remaining original Chicago bluesmen. One of eight children and hailing from Mississippi, he arrived in Chicago in 1953 as a teenager, … Read more
Songs of Freedom
To reinterpret some of the most powerful and affecting works of the incomparable Nina Simone, Abbey Lincoln and Joni Mitchell for his Songs of Freedom project, jazz drummer Ulysses Owens … Read more
Rebecca Loebe
Although it doesn’t chew on tobacco-stained, gritty folk and country realism, Give Up Your Ghosts would spit out the very notion that its contents are made of bubblegum. Too sweet … Read more
Peter Rogan
The puzzle of life. Fitting all the pieces together responsibly confounds most of us, at least at some point in the game. Steelworker Peter Rogan tried guitar on for size … Read more
Glen Clark
If you knew nothing about Glen Clark and heard some cuts from You Tell Me, your first association would likely be Delbert McClinton and you’d be right. The two made … Read more
