Review: Chris "Bad News" Barnes ‘Bad News Travels Fast’ By Ron Wynn Chris "Bad News" Barnes has demonstrated on his first four albums both a sharp knowledge of the classic blues form known as "hokum," and a keen ability to [Continue]
Review: A.J. Fullerton 'Closer' By Hal Horowitz Colorado loves it some A.J. Fullerton. And he loves the state right back. While the blues-tinged/singer/songwriter isn’t a household name, at least yet, his home state has bestowed on him 24 Colorado Blues [Continue]
Review: Judith Hill ‘Letters From A Black Widow’ By Martine Ehrenclou It’s a brave move to open a record with a ballad, and an experimental one with jazz flourishes at that. But once you hear Judith Hill’s vocal, you won’t [Continue]
Review: Kyshona 'Legacy' By Hal Horowitz Spiritual. It’s the only way to describe Legacy, Kyshona Armstrong’s first album in four years. One spin of these 13 memorable gems (and three brief interludes) takes the listener to another, higher psychological plateau, [Continue]
Review: Ghost-Note 'Mustard n' Onions' By Hal Horowitz “Are you ready to get down? C’mon and take it to the bridge. I feel good!” the great James Brown used to exhort to his audiences and on recordings before launching into [Continue]
