Kyle Busch’s 11-Year-Old Son Stunned NASCAR Fans: You’re Superman
Kyle Busch’s son Brexton is being praised for his courage after Sunday’s race in Charlotte, N.C. Continue reading…
REVIEW: Dirk Powell “Wake”
Dirk Powell Wake For those unfamiliar with Dirk Powell, Steve Earle offers the most succinct introduction imaginable: “Dirk Powell is a badass. To the bone… the greatest old‑time banjo player alive… a singer, songwriter, producer, recording engineer and, all in all, an artist of unique vision and unbending integrity.” It’s a fitting prelude to Wake, […]
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REVIEW: David Serby “Broken Heart In a Honky Tonk”
David Serby – Broken Heart In a Honky Tonk Despite the L.A./Bakersfield address (home of Buck Owens) for this singer, the Country authenticity in his voice is pure old-world flavor. He has a twang, not quite at the level of Randy Travis, but what pours forth is furnished with gradients that make his Country music […]
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REVIEW: Lester Winchester McKendree “They Got It All”
Lester Winchester McKendree – They Got It All What’s of interest here is that the musicians, while not top-tier performers in name, have played with major artists as sidemen. The bands Toto & The Hooters were also “sidemen” first. So, the possibility that this trio has something brewing on their own is…good. The initial sound […]
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FOUNDERS KEEPERS: The Last Word on Slim Dunlap, a Two-Part Glen Hansard Set, and More
A two-disc reissue, the first half of a double live album, three fast-rising women singer-songwriters, and possibly the oldest artist ever to release a debut record: This month’s Founders’ Keepers column is a grab-bag of weird stories and musical wonders.
Slim Dunlap — Every Little Word
FOUNDERS KEEPERS: The Last Word on Slim Dunlap, a Two-Part Glen Hansard Set, and More
A two-disc reissue, the first half of a double live album, three fast-rising women singer-songwriters, and possibly the oldest artist ever to release a debut record: This month’s Founders’ Keepers column is a grab-bag of weird stories and musical wonders.
Slim Dunlap — Every Little Word
REVIEW: Leeann Atherton “Good God”
Leeann Atherton – Good God This collection is different for me, but while the songs may suggest a Gospel-inspired theme, Ms. Atherton applies her high-octane vocals to these pieces with a rock n’ roll spiritual muscle akin to Elvis. Her voice has all the convincing energy. Taking church songs & liberally blending them with a […]
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THROUGH THE LENS: Southern California Roots Music at the 2026 Stagecoach & BeachLife Festivals
THROUGH THE LENS: Southern California Roots Music at the 2026 Stagecoach & BeachLife Festivals Article Source Author: Amos Perrine
Album Review – Whey Jennings – “Baptized By Fire”
On this album, he’s not trying to be Waylon or anyone else. He’s just trying to be Whey. And if that’s not good enough for a modern world that often settles for the trendy or familiar, that’s not going to sway Whey.
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John Gallagher Jr. On Tour Van Rentals and Social Media Content
John Gallagher Jr. Talks about why he doesn’t rent a permanent rehearsal space and the weather report for lower to mid level touring acts these days.