Review: Altered Five Blues Band 'Testifyin' By Hal Horowitz You may not be able to tell a book from its cover (or a CD from its art), but in the case of the Altered Five Blues Band, just one look [Continue]
Review: Rick Vito 'Cadillac Man' By Jim Hynes One of the best yet underappreciated traditional blues guitarists Rick Vito returns with Cadillac Man after a five-year hiatus. Renowned not only for his own material as leader, but Vito has also [Continue]
Review: Coyote Motel 'The River: A Songwriter’s Stories of the South' By Hal Horowitz Albums that are soundtracks from fictional movies, or in this case a documentary, can be uneven affairs. Without visuals to accompany the music (which was created [Continue]
Review: The Black Crowes 'Happiness Bastards' By Hal Horowitz Brothers planning on starting a band together may want to consider that path forward before taking the plunge, at least if history is any judge. For every successful sibling musical collaboration [Continue]
Review: Dion 'Girl Friends' By Stephen Guppy Rock & Roll Hall of Famer, Dion DiMucci is one of the rock world’s greatest survivors, and one of its most Protean talents. Having surfaced in the late 1950’s with his doo-wop group, [Continue]
