SINGING AT A FUNERAL FOR A HOMELESS MAN
I rarely get gigs other than regular old singer/songwriter type things. I don’t do covers. People don’t dance to my songs. And I’ve never written anything that would be appropriate for a wedding or bar mitzvah. So it was a little unusual to get a call
Keith Richards' sublime 'Wingless Angels Volume 1 and 2'
Wingless Angels Volume One and Two
Compiled and recorded by Keith Richards
Review by Douglas Heselgrave
Rolling Stones guitarist Keith Richards re-releases a timeless set of traditional nyabinghi songs and chants
As an experiment, I’ve been playing the Wingless Angels CDs to everyone who stops by our house
Home at last
After almost six months and 110 shows working with Joan Armatrading I am finally home again. My traveling shoes are off and will not come out till next year when Bex and I start the long and winding tour with her new record. This is what we are producing now,
David Wilcox Sings the Language of the Heart
David Wilcox In Concert at Bodie House Concerts in Thousand Oaks and AMSD in San Diego, Calif.
Written by Terry Roland
David Wilcox will be performing at Thousand Oaks Library presented by Bodie Music, Inc. in Southern California on September 10 at 8:00 pm and at AMSD Concerts in
Review: Jerry Lee Lewis- Mean Old Man
For most artists, working with three Rolling Stones, a former Beatle, and John Fogerty would be an unbelievable honor, a dream come true, and the ultimate highlight of their career. Yet in this case, they are the ones who should feel honored, because there is not a single performer on
Bumbershoot: Bob Dylan either sucked, or he didn't
Bumbershoot has been a monster music and arts festival, rolling through Seattle every single Labor Day weekend for 40 years now. The 2010 40th Anniversary celebratory lineup kicked off with a steaming stack of rocking rootsy locals and the behemoth celebrity of one Mr. Bob Dylan.
That the highlights of