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Major kudos to drummer/composer Rudy Royston who, after two decades of working with top flight jazzers as Ravi Coltrane, Bill Frisell and Branford Marsalis, delivers his second disc as session … Read more
Well here’s an old school piano trio disc for you. Forceful, fluid and free form, pianist Bejerano and his minimalist and ever malleable cohorts, bassist Josh Allen and drummer Michael … Read more
Photo by Danny Clinch The Tangiers Blues Band will take an audience on one of their fun-filled musical journeys November 30. The cover band which doesn’t cover anything straight up … Read more
Somebody should have thrown a parade or something. What better occasion could there possibly be than the return of Santana’s classic lineup—or at least most of it— after decades apart. … Read more
Photos by James St. Laurent To celebrate the 25th anniversary of Passion and Warfare, counted by many of as one of the greatest instrumental rock guitar recordings of all time, Grammy … Read more
A tireless cosmic warrior, Steve Hillage has been plying his eccentric excess for the past 40 years, as much a cult figure as an influential icon. His playful blend of … Read more
Firebug, a psych-rock duo made up of frontwoman Juliette Tworsey multi-instrumentalist Jules Shapiro, was born in Chicago and raised in the Silverlake neighborhood of LA, but didn’t find its … Read more
It seems that Chicago based visual artist and folk singer, Dan MacDonald, who goes by the musical moniker Spitzer Space Telescope, isn’t interested in the traditional boundaries of space and … Read more
“If I could make you love me,” Elise Davis asks in this CD’s opening line– and she quickly accomplishes this. The compelling title track opens the album and sets its … Read more
The Americana genre is somewhat difficult to tie down and label. With country, rock, blues, folk and everything in between mixed in, it’s certainly a beautiful, wonderful and diverse style … Read more
