Al Kooper’s place in rock ‘n’ roll history is well-earned. The keyboardist/producer is best-known for his work on Bob Dylan’s classic albums Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde On Blonde, but there’s even more … Read more
It’d be foolish to call Marc Cohn a one-hit wonder, though “Walking In Memphis” is a hell of a song to have as a legacy. Still, there’s a lot more … Read more
Camper Van Beethoveen’s reunion always seemed to be more about picking up where things last left off rather than making some grandiose return, so it’s not surprising that they’ve launched … Read more
Few groups are as connected to the rich history of bluegrass as Hot Rize. Founded in 1978, the group has featured such immense talents as Tim O’Brien, Mike Scap, and … Read more
Ever since that day when Nicki Mehta, Heather Masse, and Ruth Moody met each other in a guitar shop in Winnepeg, The Wailin’ Jennys were bound to make a lasting … Read more
As it turns out, there’s more to Chris Robinson than meets the eye. The Black Crowes frontman may ply his trade in gutsy, hard-driving rock, but he also has a … Read more
Although only one of the Dream Syndicate‘s members currently lives in Los Angeles, they still think of it as their hometown – “a big influence on our group from day … Read more
You could call Sons Of Bill a folk group or a country band, but that would be a bit too reductive; there’s much more to them than that. There’s an … Read more
Tame Impala play a heady, groovy mix of psychedelia and Sixties-tinged rock that sounds like an instant classic as soon as you hear it. Formed in Australia, the band were … Read more
Truthfully, we weren’t entirely sold when Slowdive announced that they were reuniting earlier this year. That all changed when we saw them live, though. We can say whatever we’d like … Read more
