• Jeffrey Halford & The Healers

    Album Review
    Country has a new king in Jeffrey Halford & the Healers
    Dramabob Posted On April 28, 2017


    This review was originally published on Indie Voice Blog. Review:  If you can imagine Tom Petty singing vocals for the Eagles while BB King plays dirty blues, then you have a taste of the awesomeness that is Jeffrey Halford.  On […]


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    Album Review
    Jeffrey Halford & The Healers – Broken Chord
    Archive Posted On September 1, 2007


    Jeffrey Halford may live in the San Francisco area, but his music hails from someplace much further south by southeast. The swampy, foot-stomping rocker “Dead Man’s Hand” kicks off an album that also makes stops in Louisiana, Texas and Memphis. […]


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    Album Review
    Jeffrey Halford & The Healers – Hunkpapa
    Linda Ray Posted On November 1, 2001


    Hollywood may be its cultural capital, but parts of California are as real as Missouri or the Carolinas. Fans of Dave Alvin or Chuck Prophet may already have gotten this drift, but Jeffrey Halford’s Hunkpapa offers a more focused guidebook […]


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    Album Review
    Jeffrey Halford & The Healers – Kerosene
    Archive Posted On January 1, 2000


    The third release by Jeffrey Halford & the Healers is impressive in its musical and lyrical content and utter lack of pretense; simply put, this is great rootsy rock music. Halford is a transplanted Texan who has called California home […]


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