CD Review - Kris Kristofferson "Feeling Mortal"
Much has been made about the somber content of Kris Kristofferon’s latest album – out today on his own KK Records label. The thing IS called “Feeling Mortal”, after all. Right out of the gate he indicates, a cappella for the first line of the album, that death is on
Dennis Wilson - Pacific Ocean Blue Revisited
When a rock star dies young, in sad and mysterious circumstances, their works often become mythologised. That’s particularly true of Dennis Wilson and the once-rare Pacific Ocean Blue. Yet, despite the bullshit surrounding it, this remains a fine album, writes Neonfiller.com's Rob Finch.
Even for
Book Review - Rick Nelson, Rock 'N' Roll Pioneer
BOOK REVIEW:: The latest detailed look at Rock 'n' Roll & Country Rock Pioneer legend Rick Nelson...from his early teen idol/Imperial/Decca years to his country rock period and his return to rockabilly in the 80’s.
“Rick Nelson, Rock ‘N’ Roll Pioneer”
By Sheree Homer
CD Review - Jules Shear and Pal Shazar "Shear Shazar"
When you search for the new Jules Shear and Pal Shazar album Shear Shazar on Amazon it'll pop up just fine, but mid-page you see this: Results for "shear shazar" (see all 202, 691 results). And beneath that you'll get to choose and
"Tom Waits The Early Years With Bones Howe"
On December 7, 1949, Tom Waits was born. In 2011, he was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame. And one year after "Rain Dogs" was released, Waits co-starred in Jim Jarmusch's film "Down By Law" in 1986.
Waits was and
CD Review - Samantha Fish "Runaway"
When he wrote, “You’ve Got To Suffer If You Want To Sing The Blues,” bluesman David Bromberg wryly addressed the ostensible need for long (and preferably sad) life experience to play blues. However, if you’re 22 years old, live in the Midwest, and have reviewers claim you “paid