I Am The Blues DVD
I Am the Blues takes you through a journey of the Delta, giving you a taste of yesteryear. Your tour guide is none other than Ambassador of the Blues, Bobby … Read more
Posted in August, 2017
Will Hoge
Unlike many artists who now call Nashville home, Will Hoge is a native. Listen. You can hear it in his voice. Like Chris Stapleton, he’s one of the few who … Read more
Old Salt Union
Despite the name, they’re not exactly a bunch of leathery old sailors (even if they sometimes play pretend in the photo booth). The eclectic quintet of folkies known as Old … Read more
Neil Young
To say that Neil Young fans crave a solo acoustic record is like saying water is wet. Hitchhiker is a collection of songs originally recorded in a single August 1976 … Read more
Premiere: Seth Glier’s “Water on Fire”
Seth Glier’s new album, Birds, brings heavy topics into the daylight; grief and loss give way to strength and resilience, doubt offers a sense of optimism. The Grammy nominee and … Read more
George Thorogood
On his first-ever solo album in a 40-plus year career, legend George Thorogood is out to prove that the twang’s the thang—both in his sound and in his voice. Relying … Read more
Hard Working Americans
As live performers, Hard Working Americans live up to their name. “If you held a gun to my head and asked me if you should go to one of our … Read more
Premiere: Peter Himmelman assures us: There Is No Calamity
In “Sacrificial,” a central song on his new album There Is No Calamity, Peter Himmelman ponders questions like “How angry is too angry? How sweet is just too sweet?/How do … Read more
