Speaking from personal experience, I can tell you that programming and managing an internet radio station is a labor of love. It also might just be the future of radio. Danny Birch of Radio Vagabond certainly has a passion for music, which […]
It’s been a busy summer, and now it’s time to feature some of the best roots photos of the past couple of weeks by our crack contributors: Peter Dervin, Cynthia Elliott, Kirk Stauffer, Todd Gunsher, and Boom Baker. Also in […]
Anyone who’s tuned into Elizabeth Cook’s “Apron Strings” radio show on Sirius XM probably wouldn’t peg her as the dark sort, but her latest album is full of raw and honest explorations of life’s darker sides. You can read more […]
Those who know Elizabeth Cook from her whimsical, off-the-wall banter with David Letterman, her “Apron Strings” satellite radio show, or her Grand Ole Opry performances are in for a jolt here. On her previous recording, 2012’s Gospel Plow EP, she […]
As usual, there always seems to be exciting releases on the horizon. While I cannot cover everything, here is my fourth edition of some outstanding new roots muisc releases heading our way in the next few weeks. Accompanied, of course, by ND’s […]
Few things have changed the recent landscape of music like crowdfunding. Sites like Kickstarter and PledgeMusic allow artists to bypass the label system and take their creations directly to the fans. But the problem with crowdfunding campaigns is that the […]
Dear Terry, I know you remember that night some years back when we swapped songs up on the mountain after a grandtastic bike ride. I played “Officer Down” by N.Q. Arbuckle of Toronto and your perspicacious ears picked up on the […]
On the last night of Cayamo 2015 it was a wrap for the Buddy Miller and Friends: Cayamo Sessions At Sea. Everyone went over to the Shawn Colvin and Friends show after the recordings were complete in the Stardust theater.
Stuart Mathis, Gordon Hammond and Fats Kaplin recording “Hickory Wind” for the Buddy Miller and Friends: Cayamo Sessions At Sea.
Jill Andrews, Buddy Miller and David Jacques (from John Prine’s touring band) seem real happy with one of the takes for Cayamo Sessions at Sea.
