At the end of a week when the heat index routinely exceeded 100, it was inevitable that something would be said when Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams stepped onstage at the Hamilton. But for Washingtonians in the nation’s capital, it […]
Steve Wosahla's interviews and reviews have appeared in Song Hits, Rock, Good Times, Circus, the Messenger-Press, New Haven Register and the New York Times. He is a regular contributor to For The Country Record and a member of the Americana Music Association. He lives in Bristow, VA. You can follow him on Twitter: @swosahla.
At the end of a week when the heat index routinely exceeded 100, it was inevitable that something would be said when Larry Campbell and Teresa Williams stepped onstage at the Hamilton. But for Washingtonians in the nation’s capital, it […]
On the second night of a two night run over the Fourth of July weekend, Last Train Home frontman Eric Brace playfully lectured the audience about not setting off fireworks inside. If there was rampant enthusiasm, it was in part […]
If you could combine the elements of a house concert, a comedy show, a book reading and throw in a few history lessons, you’d have Eric Brace, Peter Cooper and Thomm Jutz and a hell of a good night. That’s […]
Thomm Jutz’ Facebook page has looked more like a chart feed than a social media site. But you can’t blame the prolific songwriter for the screen shots celebrating his plethora of recent hits. “#6, 7, 9 and 17 this […]
It’s 1986 in Dublin and a 14 year old named Mick McCormack is working at a Self Aid charity gig. The band he’s seeing is called Interference and to the teenager, their confidence is matched by their music, a combination […]
Standing onstage in the basement of Hill Country Barbeque, Sunny Sweeney seems right at home on her visit to the nation’s capital. It’s a sort of safe house for Texans who stray too far from home. Ray Wylie Hubbard was […]
There were times when it seemed that the stage was too small for Tierinii Jackson on the weekend of her band Southern Avenue’s album release party. As she belted out the raucous “No Time To Lose,” the diminutive lead singer […]
By the time she appeared with Billy Joe Shaver at the Open Highway Festival in St. Louis, it seemed like a lifetime ago when Amanda Shires impulsively jumped onstage to play fiddle at one of Shaver’s shows. Shaver hired the […]
In a liquor store where an aspiring drummer is smitten by the girl behind the counter, a robbery begins to unfold. “My band never got together after that night,” writes SW Lauren in “Customer,” confessing that thirty-five years later he […]
“Ladies and gentlemen. Would you please give a warm welcome…. to Fleetwood Mac.” It was a line repeated nightly to introduce the world’s biggest band. It was more of a declaratory set of words than a question. There was a […]
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