In the Black Diamond Heavies, the Immortal Lee County Killers, the Cut In The Hill Gang, he was John Wesley Myers. Now, you can lose the formality and call him- … Read more
When you listen to lots and lots (and lots) of music, like we do every day here over at Elmore, you learn that great new talent often comes from unexpected … Read more
Following up her successful debut, 2014’s Tell You What I Know, Motown-born, classically and jazz-trained vocalist JJ Thames returns to the Malaco Studios with producer/guitarist Eddie Cotton for their collaboration … Read more
Deeply introspective, almost to the point of self-obsession, singer-songwriter Liz Longley develops therapeutic folk/pop-rock musings that have all the candid intimacy of diary entries on her sophomore effort Weightless. Her … Read more
Sometimes the term artist gets used rather casually. Bob Delevante, though, is a multi-dimensional, award-winning artist, renowned for his photography, illustrations, graphic designs and large scale media projects. He somehow finds … Read more
By the time he was only 22 years old, Beaver Nelson saw two major label deals go up in smoke. Most artists would have packed it in and maybe sought … Read more
Thirty-seven years ago the Fabulous Thunderbirds rumbled out of Austin, Texas and broke small-scale sound barriers with their butt-rockin’ blues. Songs such as Kim Wilson’s swinging “Wait on Time” or … Read more
The Beach Boys need no introduction. Their fans, however, consistently desire more original content, B-Sides, live tracks, unreleased demos… You get the picture. The Beach Boys could release ten albums … Read more
The Doobie Brothers One of the most successful bands to come out of California in the ’70s, the Doobie Brothers’ history is one of success, breakups, hiccups, extensive touring, … Read more
How many Turtles songs can you name? Everyone knows “Happy Together.” Most of us who listened to AM radio back in the day remember “Elenore.” There was a rocking cover of “It … Read more
