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Jim Moulton

"Grateful Dead in 1976" - Road Trips 4.5 - A Review

"Grateful Dead in 1976" - Road Trips 4.5 - A Review

The Grateful Dead of 1976 was one of my favorite configurations. Back from a time off in 1975, the members went their own ways for awhile. They sounded refreshed and ready to play. I am listening to the Dead's last Road Trip's Series which is my

Tribute for Another Underated guitarist, Tom Crain

Tom Crain was a guitar player and songwriter who was awesome. He was Charlie Daniels right hand man for 20 albums. He wrote songs like "In America", "Cumberland Mountain Number 9". He sort of had the bluegrass, acoustic side to him, but he and Charlie could

Jesse McReynolds and Friends - Songs Of The Grateful Dead - A Review

This CD was a real treat I received in the mail today. Jesse McReynolds and his brother Jim played in a bluegrass band that Jerry Garcia loved in the 60s and He would drive around the southern Bluegrass festivals of Alabama ,Virginia looking for his favorite groups. The wheel of

Neo Classical - Performance Enhancing Drugs For Musicians?

NEO CLASSICAL Performance Enhancing Drugs for Musicians? Is the scourge of the professional athletic world rearing its ugly head in the music industry? by Drew McManus September 27, 2004 This summer’s Olympics games were marked by several high profile performance enhancing drug scandals. Several high profile athletes tested positive

"I Am What I Am" - Merle Haggard - A Review

Merle Haggard's newest CD in 5 years is a refreshing acoustic affair with a touch of pedal steel and some electric pickin'. I had to fight to get a finished copy, but it was well worth the fight. Haggard is a smart man sticking with what is