The Magic Rats
Q-Tell us about the infamous Magic Rats?
A- The Magic Rats was then first band I was in. 'The genesis of the band actually started in Jr. High school.
As a 13 year old I was obsessed with music in general and rock and roll in particular. This
CD Review - The Lone Bellow "S/T"
The mention of new bands hailing from Brooklyn in 2013 is likely to conjure a variety of sounds and styles in your mind, but you’ll be forgiven for failing to place deeply earnest, majestically crafted “country-soul” at the top of the list. Fortunately, that’s exactly what you’
CD Review - Diana Krall "Glad Rag Doll"
An Americana-Jazz Fusion Album?
I just picked up an mp3 version of Diana Krall's October 2012 album, "Glad Rag Doll" (Deluxe Version) (Verve) from Amazon.com.
This album is extraordinary and a huge departure for Krall. She chose T Bone Burnett to produce the album
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