West Coast veterans Marley’s Ghost draw a lot of deserved comparisons to The Band. The resemblance comes less from sounding like any song or album by Arkansas traveler Levon Helm and his Canadian cohorts and more from a shared ability […]
West Coast veterans Marley’s Ghost draw a lot of deserved comparisons to The Band. The resemblance comes less from sounding like any song or album by Arkansas traveler Levon Helm and his Canadian cohorts and more from a shared ability […]
Thirty years into their career, Marley’s Ghost is like a well-worn leather jacket. You can admire their tenure intellectually, but up-close, with your ears, you can’t help but be moved by the effortless music their tenure has produced. The band’s […]
Although outwardly they’re a classic “old school” folk combo harboring four remarkable, distinctive voices and a catholic openness to material that apparently has no boundaries in time or space, Marley’s Ghost does, indeed, have something kinda scary going on. Unlike, […]
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