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Review: Michelle Malone ‘Southern Comfort’ By Hal Horowitz Singer/songwriter Michelle Malone has never been shy about either her bluesy Southern roots or affection for the 70s folk/rock Laurel Canyon sound. While those two genres wouldn’t seem to inhabit much common [Continue]
Review: Blue Moon Marquee ‘New Orleans Sessions’ By Hal Horowitz Who said “they don’t make music like they used to”? Not only is it natural for Canadian duo Jasmine Colette and A.W. Cardinal (aka Blue Moon Marquee) to head away [Continue]
Review: Marc Broussard ‘Time is a Thief’ By Hal Horowitz The unceasing ticking of life’s clock plays a significant part in Marc Broussard’s new album, and not just because of its evocative title. Time is a Thief is the Louisiana [Continue]
Review: JD McPherson ‘Nite Owls’ By Hal Horowitz A lot has changed since six years ago when we last heard original music from Oklahoma roots rocker JD McPherson. Of course there was a pandemic that slowed things to a halt, [Continue]
Review: Randall Bramblett ‘Paradise Breakdown’ By Hal Horowitz Among the many laudatory quotes in Randall Bramblett’s press release is one from the legendary Al Kooper, who tried (unsuccessfully) to sign him to his label 40 years ago: “…I STILL love [Continue]
