Hi-Fi Infidelity: “Your Cheatin’ Heart”
My brother and I sat on the front stoop, with impressively out-of-tune plastic guitars in our hands. With sibling harmony decades removed from the Louvins, we proudly proclaimed, in front of god and everybody, things we couldn’t possibly have understood.
I was six, he was nine. The song we
Jon Anderson of Yes on Springsteen, Nina Simone, and More
From the moment they met, Jon Anderson knew a musical collaboration with Roine Stolt would work.
“When we first met two years ago, I knew we would speak the same musical language,” the renowned former Yes lead singer tells me from his northern California studio. “There is something in a
Larry Young’s oceanic organ resurfaces after 38 years
This two-CD set represents the first recordings in nearly 38 years by the late, pioneering organist who played on Miles Davis’s Bitches Brew, Carlos Santana's Love, Devotion and Surrender, and John McLaughlin's Devotion and in the ground-breaking jazz-fusion group The Tony Williams Lifetime. These recordings
“My Thanks, My Tears” – In Honor and Memory of Bill Schaefgen
The duende “pierced her with a dart … for having stolen his deepest secret, the subtle bridge that unites the five senses with the raw wound, that living cloud, a stormy ocean of Love freed from Time.” -- Federico Garcia Lorca from “Play and the Theory of Duende.” (for Lee Brady)
Eric Andersen & Scarlet Rivera Remember The Rolling Thunder Revue
When singer-songwriter, Eric Andersen, and violinist, Scarlett Rivera play Weber Music Hall in Duluth, Minnesota Saturday night, July 23rd, to benefit the redevelopment of the historic Duluth Armory Building, there is one unifying individual whose spirit brings the three elements together; Bob Dylan. Andersen and Scarlett Rivera were part of
Bruce Sudano on Donna Summer, Springsteen, the Zombies, and More
Bruce Sudano has been writing notable songs and playing in bands since the 1960s, but he may be more driven now than ever before.
“I'm more inspired now than any other time in my life,” says Sudano, who co-wrote a hit at age 20 with Tommy James and