A beautiful acoustic set from Jerry Garcia and John Kahn
Pure Jerry Volume 8: Jerry Garcia and John Kahn – Marin Veterans Memorial Auditorium, San Rafael California, February 28, 1986
(Jerry Made Live Recordings)
Review by Douglas Heselgrave
More than a decade after Jerry Garcia’s demise, the folks at Grateful Dead HQ just keep on pumping out archival releases at
Music Review: Charlie Robison – Beautiful Day (Dualtone)
On Beautiful Day Charlie Robison is a man wounded by love lost but with no time to bleed.
Robison stated in a recent interview that he and his then wife, Dixie Chicks’ Emily, decided to get a divorce on a day he was in the studio cutting a track for
Album review: Dolores O'Riordan--No Baggage
Dolores O'Riordan--No Baggage--Rounder--2009
You know I'm such a fool for you/you got me wrapped around your finger. It's been 16 years since “Linger” became the Cranberries' first Top Ten hit, and that song is still lingering in my head, even though I
Live Review: Pete Yorn
Pete Yorn—The Pageant—St. Louis, MO—August 9, 2009
I would imagine that Pete Yorn is having a lot of fun these days. In June, he released a well-received, hot-selling album, Back & Fourth, and he has another record, a set of duets with Scarlett Johansson (!), coming out next
Five Best Living Songwriters
Grant started it.
Then I got talking to Iaan Hughes from KBCS 91.3 here in Seattle about it, and he invited me on his show to further the debate, among other things. So, whether or not you tuned in today, I figured I'd post my Top 5
Album Review: Willie Nelson--Lost Highway
Willie Nelson—Lost Highway—Lost Highway—2009
Keeping up with Willie Nelson albums has always been a chore. Up until about '93, though, Willie was “only” churning out an album or two a year, besides truck-stop mix-tapes, and you pretty much knew which of those you were supposed to