Seattle six-piece, Marley’s Ghost, is celebrating their 30th anniversary, a major milestone for a group who has kept up their commitment to playing roots, rock, blues, bluegrass, soul, gospel … Read more
Ana Egge has a worldliness that’s hard to describe, but somehow seems deeply ingrained in her being and her art. Born in Saskatchewan, Canada, and raised by a teacher and … Read more
The first 40 or 50 seconds of the opening, title cut, with its repetitive riff and cheap-sounding rhymes gave me the queasy feeling that I was about to suffer through … Read more
“Voice” means very different things, depending on whether it refers to a vocalist or to a writer, but Paul Simon, a leader in both categories for over 50 years, certainly … Read more
Over the years, I have worked with many acts (Savoy Brown, Ten Years After, Peter Green, etc.), and they all have said to me that the best shows in Detroit … Read more
By Ali Kaufman The 2016 Festival Season is in full swing with an ever-burgeoning crop of options that cater to every kind of fan. In this increasingly competitive market, … Read more
Laura Comfort may have grown up in a musical household, and cut her teeth singing with Berklee students while studying at Harvard, but it took a major move- all the … Read more
Though it’s certainly nothing to scoff at, Sarah Potenza is so much more than simply a high-ranking contestant on NBC’s hit talent scouting tv show, The Voice. With her … Read more
A country girl at heart, Karen Haglof slips into something more comfortable in “Cowgirl Clothes.” Picking out the first thing in the delightfully messy closet of vintage Americana and rugged, … Read more
