Christine Ohlman and Rebel Montez
Photos by Debra Rothenberg After a too-long absence, Beehive Queen Christine Ohlman and her band Rebel Montez returned to a sold-out Iridium and charmed the few in the audience who didn’t … Read more
Reviews
Jonathon Long
In wrenching the opening notes to “Bury Me” from his sleek, muscular Gibson electric guitar, Jonathon Long picks up the flag for Southern rock from Lynyrd Skynyrd and waves it … Read more
Mike Farris
On first listen to this latest offering from Mike Farris, I must admit to being maybe just a bit too near-dismissive, with my mind too firmly fixed on his last … Read more
Ray Bonneville
Ray Bonneville is perhaps coming off his career best, 2014’s Easy Gone with this, his ninth studio release, At King Electric. As you may know, the Canadian-born, Austin-based Bonneville is … Read more
Eric Lindell
Eric Lindell may have been born in San Mateo, CA but his soul is pure New Orleans. His new album, Revolution In Your Heart, signals his renewed affiliation with Bruce … Read more
The Posies
The Posies helped establish the indie rock-power pop sound of the 1990s. With lush harmonies and catchy hooks, one hears a thread that begins with the Byrds and carries on … Read more
The Lark and the Loon
This folk duo of Jeff and Rocky Rolfzeen, whose all original songs sound like they could of been written 70 to 100 years ago, use a nice array of guitars, … Read more
Billy Hector
New Jersey blues legend Billy Hector deserves wider recognition, having written many original songs with his own unique guitar style for over three decades now. He’s the lesser-known of other … Read more
Jorma Kaukonen
I’m assuming here that 99.9 % of Elmore readers do not need any introduction to Jorma Kaukonen. But there are always new people turning up on our planet, so with … Read more
Johnny & The Headhunters
There’s more to Johnny Ticktin than meets the eye. Well-versed in the blues, having once served as lead guitar player for the legendary Louisiana Red, the open-minded Ticktin is a … Read more
