Exclusive: Josh Hoyer & Soul Colossal Serve Up Some Horn-Heavy Funk
Josh Hoyer was bit by the performing bug at the tender age of four, and for over a decade he’s been making a living as a professional musician—a staple … Read more
Posted in October, 2015
NJPAC’s TD Moody Jazz Festival Gears Up For A Stellar Year
The New Jersey Performing Arts Center has announced a stunning line-up for their fourth annual TD Moody Jazz Festival, taking place this year from November 4th to the 15th. … Read more
City and Colour
Anyone who has been anxiously awaiting the arrival of If I Should Go Before You after hearing lead track, “Woman,” will be pleased to know the wait was worth it. … Read more
Kinky Friedman
All photos by Mark Smith Kinky Friedman is without a doubt the most un-politically correct person on the planet… and he loves it. It’s simply his persona, and has been … Read more
Keith Richards, Merry Clayton–A Great Night In Harlem
The Jazz Foundation of America puts on a killer fundraiser every year, and we’ll go into it in greater detail later, but the Merry Clayton tribute did push a … Read more
Amy Blaschke
The feathery gossamer vocals of Seattle-born, Los Angeles-based singer/songwriter Amy Blaschke hit my ear drums like a perfectly fluffed pillow. That pillow goes well with the lullabies of her latest … Read more
Jefferson Airplane Founder Marty Balin To Celebrate The Band’s 50th Anniversary With…
We caught up with Marty Balin in New York, there to give a big thank you to Steve Miller for his work with the Little Kids Rock non-profit organization. Never one … Read more
Donnie Fritts
One of the seminal figures responsible for making Muscle Shoals the recording capitol of the American South in the ’60s and ’70s, Donnie Fritts established himself as an erstwhile songwriter … Read more
Guy Davis
Now we know who the GOP gets its nose candy from! “The Kokomo Kidd,” of course, the titular character, as well as the jaunty and jocular jump track from Guy … Read more
Charlie Musselwhite
Harp players often have that annoying habit of being either too overpowering or too underpowered. Charlie Musselwhite, on the other hand, has been steering a smooth course through these potential … Read more
