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Firefly Festival, Pt. 2
|By Saturday at Firefly, one of the largest festivals on the East Coast , nearly 100,000 people purposefully streamed down shut-down highways and across closed bridges. I drove some 15 … Read more
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Carla Bley, Andy Sheppard, Steve Swallow
Time has forever been Carla Bley‘s steady companion and creative muse. Composing and playing from a avant/classical/jazz outlook, time has allowed her ideas to stretch beyond time signatures and musical … Read more
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The Danberrys Share “All the Way Up” Live at Paradox Productions
If you have listened to the Danberrys’ recent release, Give and Receive, then you already know that Dorothy Daniel has quite the voice. But for anyone who may not have … Read more
Bill Evans
It’s become almost a cliché to talk about music without boundaries. Nonetheless there may not be a better living example of this than saxophonist Bill Evans. Consider his amazing career … Read more
C.W. Stoneking
Sounding like a lost field recording on a shellac 78 or a secret mid-50s Sun Records session, Gon’ Boogaloo has an undeniably antiquated spirit yet it absolutely jumps with so … Read more
Firefly Festival, Pt. 1
One of the largest festivals on the East Coast and the US, Firefly takes over the tiny capital of Dover, Delaware (also tiny, and the first state), and interjects nearly … Read more
James Taylor
On June 22, five-time Grammy award-winner James Taylor showered the people of Austin with his music and lyrics for nearly three hours and two encores. At 69 years old, … Read more
CityParks Foundation Gala Concert Honoring Ron Delsener
Photos by Ebet Roberts If you’ve attended, or are planning to attend an outdoor show this warm weather season, Ron Delsener’s the man to thank. And a spectacular thanks he … Read more
Saving American Music: Matt Angus
By Jim Hynes On the eve of America’s birthday, Elmore debuts the first installment of the “Saving American Music” Series, wherein we talk to festival promoters, publicists, touring … Read more
Exclusive:
Josh Ward Taylor Debuts A Nostalgic New Track, “Hummingbirds”
From a young age, Josh Ward Taylor felt musically out of his time, and was much happier tuned in to the music of his parents’ generation than that of his … Read more
Carla Bley, Andy Sheppard, Steve Swallow
Time has forever been Carla Bley‘s steady companion and creative muse. Composing and playing from a avant/classical/jazz outlook, time has allowed her ideas to stretch beyond time signatures and musical … Read more
Exclusive: The Danberrys Share “All the Way Up” Live at Paradox Productions
If you have listened to the Danberrys’ recent release, Give and Receive, then you already know that Dorothy Daniel has quite the voice. But for anyone who may not have … Read more
Bill Evans
It’s become almost a cliché to talk about music without boundaries. Nonetheless there may not be a better living example of this than saxophonist Bill Evans. Consider his amazing career … Read more
C.W. Stoneking
Sounding like a lost field recording on a shellac 78 or a secret mid-50s Sun Records session, Gon’ Boogaloo has an undeniably antiquated spirit yet it absolutely jumps with so … Read more
Firefly Festival, Pt. 1
One of the largest festivals on the East Coast and the US, Firefly takes over the tiny capital of Dover, Delaware (also tiny, and the first state), and interjects nearly … Read more
James Taylor
On June 22, five-time Grammy award-winner James Taylor showered the people of Austin with his music and lyrics for nearly three hours and two encores. At 69 years old, … Read more
CityParks Foundation Gala Concert Honoring Ron Delsener
Photos by Ebet Roberts If you’ve attended, or are planning to attend an outdoor show this warm weather season, Ron Delsener’s the man to thank. And a spectacular thanks he … Read more
Saving American Music: Matt Angus
By Jim Hynes On the eve of America’s birthday, Elmore debuts the first installment of the “Saving American Music” Series, wherein we talk to festival promoters, publicists, touring … Read more
Exclusive: Josh Ward Taylor Debuts A Nostalgic New Track, “Hummingbirds”
From a young age, Josh Ward Taylor felt musically out of his time, and was much happier tuned in to the music of his parents’ generation than that of his … Read more
