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Review: Johnny Rawls 'Make Them Dance' By Jim Hynes ‘Make Them Dance’ is an appropriate title for Johnny Rawls’ new album. In fact, no artist has the ability to instantly draw people to the dance floor like he can. Within [Continue]
Review: Allison August ‘August Moon’ By Hal Horowitz “Turn up the radio, as loud as it will go/’Cause music is like medicine to me” sings Allison August on “Dashboard Madonna,” one of the reflective tracks on her new ‘August Moon’ [Continue]
Review: Andrew Duncanson 'California Trap' By Jim Hynes Chances are, that as an ardent blues fan, you’ve heard Andrew Duncanson before, even though California Trap is his first solo release. The Chicago-based Duncanson was the guitarist and deeply soulful voice [Continue]
Review: Carlos Santana 'Sentient' By Charlie Steffens Carlos Santana’s new release, ‘Sentient,’ is a pared-down retrospective of the acclaimed guitarist’s career, made up of eleven tracks, three of which were previously unreleased. ‘Sentient’ is a bold project, given that its [Continue]
Review: Popa Chubby & Friends ‘I Love Freddie King’ By Hal Horowitz Little did Freddie King realize when opening for Grand Funk Railroad in 1972, the resulting song chronicling it would make him more famous than anything he recorded. The [Continue]
