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
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
Kaia Kater: A New Voice For Our Troubled Times
It is stripped back and measured, but Kaia Kater has a lot to say.
Her new (and second) album Nine Pin (via Kingswood Records) delves into issues faced by African-Americans today and reflects on her own heritage duality. Born of African-Caribbean descent in Québec, she has deep ties
Let The Song In My Head Ring - Undercurrent by Sarah Jarosz
There’s something slightly unnerving about Sarah Jarosz, something a little spooky. I think I thought that her last album, Build Me Up From Bones, suffered from it; not because I object to spooky, but because I felt that ultimately the songs didn’t work quite hard enough to match
Artist Manager and Radio Promo Guy Brad Hunt is "Livin' The Life"
I've known Brad Hunt for many years and he always seems happy and usually has an amusing story to share. I always remember and love that he accepted an Americana Music Award for Sonny Landreth, walking to the podium in a T-shirt and shorts. That's
Ron Brice Jumps Through Time at 3rd and Lindsley
Almost every Monday night, The Time Jumpers fill the hall to overflowing at Nashville's 3rd and Lindsley, but the next night you're just as likely to find Gary Clark, Jr., electrifying the crowd with his stinging blues guitar or the McCrary Sisters raising the roof with