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THE BYRD WHO FLEW ALONE is a full-length documentary exploring the life and music of former Byrd, Gene Clark. It is subtitled ‘The Triumphs and Tragedy of Gene Clark’ and is an exploration of the successes, misfortunes and adversities suffered by of one of the most influential singer/songwriters

I’d never heard of songwriter and slide guitarist Robert Hill when a mutual friend recently  sent me a copy of his CD “ My Corner.”  First impression: “ This sucks, it sounds just like EmmyLou Harris’s Wrecking Ball.  Too much bass, too heavy on the  bass drums. Too much affectation

by Devon Léger SANTA CRUZ, Calif. – The image of the anarchist has traditionally been an image of menace. Whether a black-clad, masked, bomb-throwing terrorist in the early 20th century, or a black-clad, masked, molotov-cocktail throwing rioter in the early 21st century, it’s remarkable how consistent

by Terry Roland There is no one more infectious in their passion and energy for music thanRichie Furay. The former co-founder of Buffalo Springfield and Poco, now going into his 70th year, shows no signs of letting up. In fact, in a recent phone conversation from his Colorado home,

Mary Fahl didn't need to become a vampire to achieve pop culture immortality. Famed author Anne Rice gave it to the enduring singer-songwriter by sinking her teeth into one memorable passage in her latest novel, The Wolves of Midwinter: The radio was playing an old dreamy melodic