Another Day Another Time - Celebrating The Music Of Inside Llewyn Davis
I am starting to become super producer T Bone Burnett's biggest fan.
The last three new albums that I have come across - The Phosphorescent Blues by Punch Brothers, Rhiannon Gidden’s Tomorrow Is My Turn and the subject release of this article – have all been produced (in part
Three-peat After Me: The Wailin’ Jennys Are (Almost) Perfect
The Wailin' Jennys could've been the Kardashians of Canada. If only ...
• They were three sisters, which they are, but just in the figurative, quote-unquote sense. (Besides that, one of them was born in Maine.)
• They fought like cats and dogs, which they apparently don't,
Kerrville Folk Festival: Songwriter Heaven
In my last column, I mentioned that the Kerrville Folk Festival is the main reason that I expatriated from Portland, OR and have found myself living in a 1972 ranch house in South Austin with a husband, two kids, and a dog. I thought I’d follow up with the
"Darling"
Barnstar! began as the brainchild of Zachariah Hickman (bassist for Josh Ritter, musical director for Ray Lamontagne) for a local bluegrass supergroup featuring some of Boston’s best musicians and songwriters. Using the familiar tools of the genre—guitar (Mark Erelli), fiddle (Jake Armerding), mandolin (Taylor Armerding) and banjo (Charlie
Amy Speace is That Kind of Girl
It takes a few spins to embrace the latest work from an artist in order to fully absorb the lyrics and the nuances of the musical soundtrack. I kept listening toThat Kind of Girl, the brand new record from Amy Speace to the point I felt this young lady needs
Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band Preaches the Gospel of Mixing It Up
Reverend Peyton is the first to admit that the name of his outfit – Reverend Peyton’s Big Damn Band – could appear to some like mere hyperbole, or worse, wholly misleading. “We’ve had so many soundboard people ask us over the years, ‘How many channels do you need? I don’