I want to be Sergio Webb
I want to be Sergio Webb. I want roll up my world like a sleeping bag for a night, and step into the life of one of Nashville’s great guitar-toting sidemen. I want to be Sergio Webb.
I want to be unassuming in a flat-brimmed cowboy hat
Jackson Browne & David Lindley – Live at The Main Point 15th August 1973
Years ago someone gave me a copy, originally taped from a radio broadcast, of a 1975 Jackson Browne show from The Main Point in Bryn Mawr, PA. It’s a loose, spirited performance full of interaction with the crowd, some interesting covers, and a vibrant energy throughout. This is not
Mindy Smith & Friends Turn It Up for the Human Rights Campaign
Live music is a great gathering tool, pulling people together to celebrate through song. Such was the case on January 9 at Nashville's 3rd & Lindsley for the HerHRC benefit featuring Mindy Smith, Maggie Rose, Shelly Fairchild, Bonnie Baker, and Cheley Tackett singing for a room full of
Scott Avett Searches for Truth
Scott Avett is well-accustomed to crowds. He and the rest of The Avett Brothers have been performing for arenas full of fans for years now. And Scott is used to baring his soul; his songs are personal and hold no punches.
It was a more intimate crowd — about 300
Neil Reshen, March 3, 1939-December 6, 2014
Of the too-many notables in the music world who passed away in 2014, one did not, perhaps, get his due in many roots and Americana publications. His name was Neil Reshen.
Many of you are asking, who is Neil Reshen? Without him, the face of country music, alt-country,
A Sunny Afternoon in London: The Kinks, The Musical
"The Kinks at the Harold Pinter Theatre, tonight. What time?" my husband asked. I felt faint, even sitting down, for just a second: I was dreaming. Then I remembered -- oh yes. The Kinks, the musical. We were celebrating a new year with a new musical, about which, I