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Bob Weir photos by Melissa Clarke Fare Thee Well, Bob Weir I don’t remember the exact year but somewhere in the early Nineties I left Madison Square Garden in New York snapping my fingers as Bob Weir led the Grateful Dead through an exhilarating finale “One More Saturday Night.” I’m pretty sure it was a […]
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Eric Brace & Thomm Jutz – Circle and Square This effort touches upon a few hefty subjects – creation, natural disasters (tornadoes & hurricanes), the White House, coral reefs, democracy & grief. Sounds like life’s business as usual. But these topics are great song clay in the hands of skillful musicians — to be shaped […]
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Bentley’s Bandstand: Favorite Albums of 2025: (second half) Rodney Crowell, AIRLINE HIGHWAY. There is something about artists like Rodney Crowell that shares such a powerful sound from note one that there is never any question they’ve hit it out of the park. Again. It’s been that way forever with the best music. The song starts […]
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The James Hunter Six – Off The Fence (Easy Eye Sound – 2026) One of the best voices and best-kept secrets of British R&B and soul, James Hunter is back with a new album, Off The Fence. After thirteen years of collaboration with Daptone Records—the Brooklyn label that brought soul back to the forefront in […]
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