Deluxe reissue of infamous 1960s Texas psych-blues The Moving Sidewalks first came to wide attention outside of Texas with the inclusion of their incendiary 1967 single “99th Floor” on the second volume of the garage rock anthology, Pebbles. Tantalized by […]
Lo-fi country blues It’s been a productive year for Holly Golightly and her bandmate Laywer Dave, reworking material from earlier in Golightly’s career on Long Distance, and now this autumn follow-up of new material. In addition to nine originals, the […]
Authentic West Coast sound from the West Coast of England I first discovered Kontiki Suite when they appeared at the SummerTyne Festival in Gateshead last Summer and they instantly won me over with their Byrds influenced take on the West […]
I assume you’re here for the same reason I am…to learn about new music, talk about old music, check out some videos, converse in a forum about a particular topic, maybe promote yourself or your band, share a thought or […]
Buffy Lawson is gifted with the powerful voice and the right degree of twang that’s needed to make it in mainstream contemporary country music. No stranger to Nashville, she made her mark through the years with stints varying from back-up […]
Red Hook, Brooklyn, Wednesday, November 21st at 7 pm – Join Rosanne Cash and a host of fabulous bands for a night of great music, a square dance and to support a very needy cause. The event will be held […]
PC & The Angels of Death are an alt. country rock group from California headed by singer/songwriter Patrick Coleman. Their influences are on their sleave, sort of speak; The Flying Burrito Brothers, Gram Parsons, Rolling Stones, and Son Volt, although […]
In May 2009 I was excited to hear about Linda Thompson’s Hector Fund based recording project. I was new to crowd-funding, perhaps naive, and contributed. Month, years passed without an update. What happened? 7/12/11 Hey there- Any news on the […]
Walking into the Hall the first thing I noticed was that the ‘stage’ for tonight’s show was on the floor, and the ‘proper stage’ was all curtained off as if it was out of bounds. All became clearer later as […]
