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Peter Perrett
|Ever the sneering cynic, Peter Perrett’s bedside manner isn’t very reassuring in “Believe in Nothing,” as he matter-of-factly states, “It’s not a time of hope, living is a joke.” Then … Read more
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Gov’t Mule
Recalling an early barroom hair-raiser with Gov’t Mule makes 25 years of incendiary music fly by in a blink. Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody were … Read more
Andy Thorn
You don’t have to be as flashy or weird as Béla Fleck to make an impression with a banjo. Plenty of players and listeners alike feel just as much at … Read more
Bruce Robison & Kelly Willis
This fourth release from the Lone Star state’s leading Americana couple, Bruce Robison and Kelly Willis, is yet another in a line of duo releases that have especially colored the … Read more
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Lauren Pratt has been In the Valley
Lauren Pratt’s new full-length release, Young American Sycamore, references an unusual species that, unlike most trees, sheds its bark as it matures. For Pratt, it’s her songs which evolve and are … Read more
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Allman-Betts Band 2019
A Conversation with Devon Allman and Duane Betts on Touring and Their Upcoming Debut of the Allman-Betts Band, Down to the River Devon Allman: “We wanted to do this. We never … Read more
Tommy Womack’s Dust Bunnies: A Memoir
About the only lines from the Dusty Springfield hit “Son of a Preacher Man” that you could apply to this bona fide son of a preacher man’s memoir are, “Bein’ … Read more
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Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers find a “Good Day For The Blues”
Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers’ diverse musical backgrounds come to the fore with their third album, No Good Deed. Their original material’s blend of rock, jazz and blues is peppered here … Read more
Tremblant International Blues Festival, July 5-14
Photos and text by Laura Carbone This July the award winning Tremblant International Blues Festival is celebrating its 26th year with stellar lineup of 60 international acts performing over 100 … Read more
The Black Watch
Galvanized by the ’90s’ scuzzy insurgency of Nirvana and other grunge subversives, who suddenly found themselves squinting at the glare of newfound discovery, the great escape of that decade’s indie-rock … Read more
Gov’t Mule
Recalling an early barroom hair-raiser with Gov’t Mule makes 25 years of incendiary music fly by in a blink. Singer, songwriter, and guitarist Warren Haynes and bassist Allen Woody were … Read more
Andy Thorn
You don’t have to be as flashy or weird as Béla Fleck to make an impression with a banjo. Plenty of players and listeners alike feel just as much at … Read more
Bruce Robison & Kelly Willis
This fourth release from the Lone Star state’s leading Americana couple, Bruce Robison and Kelly Willis, is yet another in a line of duo releases that have especially colored the … Read more
Premiere: Lauren Pratt has been In the Valley
Lauren Pratt’s new full-length release, Young American Sycamore, references an unusual species that, unlike most trees, sheds its bark as it matures. For Pratt, it’s her songs which evolve and are … Read more
Exclusive: Allman-Betts Band 2019
A Conversation with Devon Allman and Duane Betts on Touring and Their Upcoming Debut of the Allman-Betts Band, Down to the River Devon Allman: “We wanted to do this. We never … Read more
Tommy Womack’s Dust Bunnies: A Memoir
About the only lines from the Dusty Springfield hit “Son of a Preacher Man” that you could apply to this bona fide son of a preacher man’s memoir are, “Bein’ … Read more
Premiere: Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers find a “Good Day For The Blues”
Mindi Abair and the Boneshakers’ diverse musical backgrounds come to the fore with their third album, No Good Deed. Their original material’s blend of rock, jazz and blues is peppered here … Read more
Tremblant International Blues Festival, July 5-14
Photos and text by Laura Carbone This July the award winning Tremblant International Blues Festival is celebrating its 26th year with stellar lineup of 60 international acts performing over 100 … Read more
The Black Watch
Galvanized by the ’90s’ scuzzy insurgency of Nirvana and other grunge subversives, who suddenly found themselves squinting at the glare of newfound discovery, the great escape of that decade’s indie-rock … Read more
