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Elmore writer Melissa Caruso had a chat with Marshall Tucker Band’s Doug Gray, who shared a little of the band’s history and some of its future. Lynyrd Skynyrd has announced its … Read more
Imagine Joni Mitchell, age 9, smoking cigarettes and listening to Claude Debussy records at her Saskatchewan home. Though this prairie girl was pigeonholed into the realm of folk as she … Read more
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
The planet continues to deteriorate. Fortunately that’s not the case for this Canadian rocker’s music. On his latest 2-CD release, Earth, Neil Young and Promise of the Real share 13 live … Read more
Foxygen – …And Star Power My uncle is your ordinary Budweiser-drinking man who’s been listening to the same classic rock station for the past 30 years. So when he told … Read more
The last time a double album grabbed my attention? Exile On Main Street. And then Fly Golden Eagle took a shit on my windshield. Quartz, the band’s sophomore release and … Read more
This year, we’re asking the Elmore staff to pick their favorite albums of 2013. We start with staff writer/festival correspondent Melissa Caruso. Neil Young – Live At The Cellar Door … Read more
Need another reason to love Alabama Shakes? Here’s one: they’re bringing Jonny Fritz on tour with them this summer. Fritz’s latest, Dad Country, is one of our favorite albums of 2013 … Read more
“Back in the day, I’d climb the shit out of this place,” Vedder said, surveying the Beacon Theatre from the stage. Marking 20 years since his onset with Pearl Jam, … Read more
When the Rolling Stones were just lads trying to play some blues, it was Ian Stewart who pushed jazz and held a day job in order to pay for rehearsal … Read more
