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In North Carolina, Greg Humphreys built a cult following as the frontman for bands Dillon Fence and Hobex, but when he moved to New York City, he knew it was … Read more
Summer is here, and if the heat of Memorial Day Weekend was any indication, it’s high time to flock seaside. If the sandy beaches of the West Coast prove too far … Read more
Roscoe’s first album in way too long is a loose-limbed, minimalist, rock ‘n roll affair, a sure-fire continuation of the raw approach he’s taken over the decades. From the punk fueled … Read more
Gloriously uplifting and filled with a baptismal sense of immersion and transformation, Peter Gabriel’s solo works are prone to powerful, unpredictable mood swings. Not always so emotionally sunny, they can … Read more
Photos by Patricia Steur and Frank Beacham An honors graduate of the “It’s 5 O’clock Somewhere” school, Jonny Rosch’s tendency to start later than advertised has begun to register even … Read more
A Resolve brings a state of agreement and it certainly applies to this effort, as it has been a long time in the making. Ryan Cordova, leader of the New … Read more
Jon Cleary won a career-first Grammy Award for his album GoGo Juice in the best regional roots category. And boy, does he deserve it. The regional roots he won for are … Read more
The outgrowth of two previous albums that paired Steve Martin and Edie Brickell, the ambitious effort spawned from this creative collaboration between Martin, Brickell, director Walter Bobbie and musical supervisor … Read more
Dylan doing standards? Again? As he’s done throughout his career, The Bard continues to confound his critics and fascinate his fans. Yet, Fallen Angels, like its predecessor, may be the … Read more
Saxophonist Frank Catalano pays tribute to fellow Chicagoan saxophonists Von Freeman and Eddie Harris on this new set of standards, old and new. Alto sax man David Sanborn trades licks … Read more
