SAENTS: Self-Titled EP
Rock in the 2010s is an intriguing beast to try and decipher. Unlike what critics have been barreling down our eardrums with over the past two decades, no, it isn't dead. Moreover, it's the overarching music industry that has shifted so greatly over the years. Can
The Great Reckoning of Father John Misty
Whether you love him or hate him, there is no denying that the prolific Father John Misty is a masterful songwriter who we’re never quite sure if we understand. After some public meltdowns in 2016, and 2017’s exhaustive, sprawling record Pure Comedy, Father John Misty fatigue was in
Tommy Talton Recalls Last Gig with Gregg Allman and a Lesson from The Band
Memories of the night of Oct. 29, 2016, at Atlanta’s Lakewood Amphitheatre will forever be etched in the mind of guitarist and songwriter Tommy Talton. It was the last time Talton spoke to and played with Gregg Allman, joining him onstage for “Melissa.”
“I am so happy we could
Kinky Friedman on Louis Kemp’s new Bob Dylan book, Alec Baldwin on Dylan’s gym
Friedman on SiriusXM’s Beatles’ channel, Baldwin on Howard Stern, reveal new information about Bob Dylan
If you’ve been listening to SiriusXM lately, you may have heard some interesting news about Bob Dylan. On the satellite station’s Fab Fourum program, broadcast on The Beatles Channel (18), Texas singer-
Seven Scottish-Americana Artists Deserving Wider Acclaim
In my ever expanding quest to report on roots music in other parts of the world, this week our attention is turned to what's happening on the other side of the Atlantic. Again, we have Scotland's Carol Graham to share her insights, enthusiasm, and photographs of
'We Traveled So Far': Mary Chapin Carpenter at The Barbican, London
A feeling that has frequently dominated Mary Chapin Carpenter's shows is reflection. An artist who bares her soul through her songs sends audiences home musing over the emotions she so lucidly expressed. Reflection was the theme of Carpenter’s London appearance, deepened this time by her new album