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Given his long run, it would be easy to take Neil Young for granted. Going solo in the late 1960s after Buffalo Springfield’s demise, this restless troubadour has been making wonderfully idiosyncratic music ever since. Lately he’s only raised his profile, continuing to record new albums while ramping
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Rounding up a herd of ‘billies is a daunting task. They're an unruly bunch, rowdy and unpredictable. But with their latest release, That'll Flat Git It, Vol. 50, Bear Family Records steps up to satisfy your rockabilly cravings with a 29-song collection from the vaults of
ALBUM REVIEW: On ‘Son of the San Lorenzo’, Jesse Daniel Boldly Showcases How an Artist Becomes
In a delicate downpour of rhythm and steel, the Son of the San Lorenzo is born. With it, California’s Central Coast – and Jesse Daniel’s home – comes into focus, a distant harmonica whispering through the Redwoods, assured strings slithering along the winding creeks, the steady beat of a bass