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Review: Kenny ‘Blues Boss’ Wayne ‘Ooh Yeah!’ By Hal Horowitz It’s usually easier to stay artistically relevant as blues artist’s age. There’s a gravitas about life musicians acquire which speaks to the general themes of loss and frustrations informing much [Continue]
By Hal Horowitz It would have been logical for Canadian blues rocking guitarist Steve Hill to gather a few like-minded musicians to tear through a set of mostly original tunes as his supporting players urged him on. Which is what [Continue]
Review: Warren Haynes ‘Million Voices Whisper’ By Hal Horowitz He’s been called the hardest working roots rock musician for so long it has become a cliché. Regardless, not a year goes by without Warren Haynes either releasing new music with [Continue]
Review: The Drive-By Truckers 'American Band Deluxe (Reissue - 2 LPs) By Jim Hynes When the Drive-By Truckers issued American Band in September 2016, the impending election was clearly on their minds. It remains their most overtly political album and [Continue]
Review: Jeremie Albino ‘Our Time in the Sun’ By Hal Horowitz Sometimes talent is not enough…you need a little luck. Despite releasing three admirable discs fusing country, blues, and singer-songwriter styles with graceful subtlety, along with performing opening slots for [Continue]
