Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow by David Moore and Westridge: The Long Version
A Texas Multi-Instrumentalist Runs Ten Songs From Seaside Folk to a Closing Title Track Track four is the one to start with. David Moore...
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Pokey LaFarge Built Rent Money Around the Almighty Dollar
“Hambone” is the track that gives the game away. It is fully revved up and still stripped down, which is a difficult combination to...
Where Tyrant Came From on the Andrew Moore and Hooch Album Mountain
A Kentucky Piano Band, a Bluegrass Grammy Winner and a Golf Legend on One Track Track eight on Mountain runs five minutes thirty-one, which...
Sabina Chantouria Sent Echoes to Ventura and Let American Session Players Carry It
A Swedish Georgian Songwriter, a Los Angeles Rhythm Section, and One Slide Guitar Echoes opens on an acoustic guitar and a voice, which is...
Daniel Grimsland Went From Woodstock Prog to the Blues Rock of No Big Deal
A Touring Bass Player Since 2002, Now Recording Under His Own Name No Big Deal runs three minutes and thirty-nine seconds, and the credit...
Miko Marks Opens Hell Or High Water at the Little Bighorn
Writers working through personal upheaval often go inward and narrow. Going outward to history instead is a harder and less common move.
Rhiannon Giddens Built a Band From Louisiana, the Congo and Italy
Rhiannon Giddens has spent twenty years arguing that American music was made by people from everywhere. Her new album is that argument assembled as...
Maybe Magic by Ryan Sweezey and a Decade of Unfinished Songs: The Long Version 
Where Deep Blue Sea Came From: Kadi Beth and a Mayday Call Over Dark Water 
Backyard Getaway by Emily Fraser, a Pop-Country Escape: The Long Version 
Why New Orleans Blues Rock Survived the Move to Switzerland on Rising by Jeb Rault