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Panorama of Hope Dunbar’s Sweetheartland
|Hope Dunbar’s life could be a documentary remake of The Wizard of Oz: A house on the Nebraska plain, a pastor husband, two teenage sons living at home, a hit … Read more
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A chat with Don McLean
As tasty as an American Pie Don McLean wrote one of the most important songs of a generation around 50 years ago. With “American Pie,” he hit the global charts, … Read more
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Cindy Cashdollar brings out the troops
Writer Ian Patience spoke with slide guitarist Cindy Cashdollar in a convoluted path that, to date, could only occur in 2020. English by birth and now based in locked-down France, … Read more
David Clayton-Thomas
An odd opener for such an overtly political and soulful album as Say Somethin’, the autobiographical “Burwash” talks of David Clayton-Thomas’ troubled youth, when he seemed destined to a lifetime … Read more
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Frank Moyo’s a Friend of Mine
Frank Moyo is a slow player in a fast world. With a suave, smooth, sultry voice and soft hands on the strings, Moyo offers a voice of reason in an … Read more
James Taylor
Well, what can be said about this one? It’s James Taylor….and maybe that’s about enough to whet most music lovers’ appetites. And believe me this is a release that won’t … Read more
Che Apalache
For years I have heard the phrase “There are only two kinds of music, good and bad,” from the likes of folks like Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Quincy Jones, … Read more
Matt The Electrician
For two decades, Austin TX singer-songwriter Matt Sever — you’ll know him as Matt The Electrician — has been cultivating a special blend of folk and pop, gaining a loyal … Read more
Dan Mills
Americana singer-songwriter Dan Mills grew up in Providence, Rhode Island before moving to Brooklyn to sneak his way into the NYC music scene, and is now based in Cambridge with … Read more
Laura Vecchione
In 2006, NYC-based singer-songwriter Laura Vecchione released her debut album, Deeper Waters, to critical acclaim. Two years later, she released Girl In The Band, which was also well-received by Americana … Read more
Exclusive: A chat with Don McLean
As tasty as an American Pie Don McLean wrote one of the most important songs of a generation around 50 years ago. With “American Pie,” he hit the global charts, … Read more
Exclusive: Cindy Cashdollar brings out the troops
Writer Ian Patience spoke with slide guitarist Cindy Cashdollar in a convoluted path that, to date, could only occur in 2020. English by birth and now based in locked-down France, … Read more
David Clayton-Thomas
An odd opener for such an overtly political and soulful album as Say Somethin’, the autobiographical “Burwash” talks of David Clayton-Thomas’ troubled youth, when he seemed destined to a lifetime … Read more
Premiere: Frank Moyo’s a Friend of Mine
Frank Moyo is a slow player in a fast world. With a suave, smooth, sultry voice and soft hands on the strings, Moyo offers a voice of reason in an … Read more
James Taylor
Well, what can be said about this one? It’s James Taylor….and maybe that’s about enough to whet most music lovers’ appetites. And believe me this is a release that won’t … Read more
Che Apalache
For years I have heard the phrase “There are only two kinds of music, good and bad,” from the likes of folks like Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Quincy Jones, … Read more
Matt The Electrician
For two decades, Austin TX singer-songwriter Matt Sever — you’ll know him as Matt The Electrician — has been cultivating a special blend of folk and pop, gaining a loyal … Read more
Dan Mills
Americana singer-songwriter Dan Mills grew up in Providence, Rhode Island before moving to Brooklyn to sneak his way into the NYC music scene, and is now based in Cambridge with … Read more
Laura Vecchione
In 2006, NYC-based singer-songwriter Laura Vecchione released her debut album, Deeper Waters, to critical acclaim. Two years later, she released Girl In The Band, which was also well-received by Americana … Read more
