Jesse Furay Lynch: The Power of Real Love
What makes an album something worth taking time out from a busy day to sit down and give a listen? When it comes to Jesse Furay Lynch's self-titled debut album there are many elements of music, production and influence that bring this project together and make it
Warming Up To The Blues At The North Pole
I’ve been lucky enough to enjoy some fantastic blues shows in some remarkable places. Watching the Royal Southern Brotherhood playing on the Legendary Rhythm And Blues Cruise to New Orleans as the moon rose behind them over the Gulf Of Mexico takes some beating, as does dancing to Toronzo
The Sometimes Forgotten Byrd to Be Honored on Both Coasts
Gene Clark is finally getting his due.
For decades, Roger McGuinn received most of the credit for the Byrds’ impact on rock and roll, tied in with psychedelic, country, and folk music. McGuinn was the unquestioned leader, and there’s no reason to denigrate his incredible contributions and his longevity
James McMurtry's Words
It was a natural thing. The excited, jovial, unaware chatter from the bar had been slowly building all night as the Real Music Club crowd at the Errigle Inn had eased into a gig we’d been waiting for since way last autumn.
James McMurtry was on stage playing “These
Quentin Jones Stands Up
There surely is tremendous inner tumult when you know you've got something extraordinary, know you've got something important to say -- and can mentally hear it portrayed in a definite manner -- but are restricted by auxiliary commitments.
Quentin Jones founded Pennsylvania's Lanark Records. While that
A Grunge Infused Alt. Country Album That Will Blow Your Mind!
For no apparent reason I don’t actually own any of the Sadies previous 9 albums, but have seen them play live…..a show that is in my Top 10 of all time and sticks in my mind because the Good Brothers took to the stage in pale blue Nudie