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Review: McKinley James ‘Working Class Blues’ By Hal Horowitz The family that plays together… stays together? While that may not always be true, particularly where brothers notoriously spar with each other (The Kinks, Oasis, Black Crowes), it’s more likely when [Continue]
Review: Seasick Steve ‘A Trip a Stumble a Fall Down on Your Knees’ By Hal Horowitz “Awww, cmon now….yeah that’s right.” Those are the first words Seasick Steve gleefully snarls on the opening track of his first release in four [Continue]
Galactic Tide Feat. Andy Timmons 'The Haas Company Vol. 1' Review By Jim Hynes The promotional statement, which typically reek of hyperbole, reads “Galactic Tide’s The Hass Company Vol.1 is one of the most powerful rock/fusion albums of recent times.” [Continue]
Review: 'Tommy Emmanuel Endless Road 20th Anniversary Edition' By Martine Ehrenclou The Grammy Award-winning acoustic guitarist, songwriter, composer and global touring artist, Tommy Emmanuel, is a master of the acoustic guitar. But not in the way you might think if [Continue]
Review: Joanne Shaw Taylor ‘Heavy Soul’ By Hal Horowitz Heavy Soul isn’t just the name of UK blues rocking guitarist Joanne Shaw Taylor’s ninth studio album (released June 7), or the song it’s derived from. Those words also succinctly describe [Continue]
