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Review: Faces- ‘Faces at the BBC-The Complete Concert & Session Recordings (1970-1973)’ By Hal Horowitz Considering the appreciation of the Faces that has only increased in the decades since the band’s brief existence (1970- ‘73ish), it’s remarkable there aren’t more [Continue]
Review: Amy Helm ‘Silver City’ By Hal Horowitz “There’s no place like home” mused Judy Garland, and that cliché holds true for musicians too. On Silver City, released Sept. 6, singer/songwriter Amy Helm’s first album in three years, she returns [Continue]
Review: David Gilmour ‘Luck and Strange' By Hal Horowitz As frontman for Pink Floyd after the acrimonious split with Roger Waters, guitarist/singer/songwriter David Gilmour had been synonymous with that group’s output from 1987 until 1994. A final Floyd release was [Continue]
Photo: Alex Morgan Review: The Cold Stares ‘The Southern’ By Hal Horowitz Bass player? Who needs one of those? That seemed to be the thought process throughout The Cold Stares’ initial five albums. The Indiana based blues-rocking duo [Continue]
Review: Shemekia Copeland ‘Blame It On Eve’ By Hal Horowitz Those who have followed the extensive career trajectory of singer Shemekia Copeland know that she started her professional life young (recording her first collection at 18), as a Koko Taylor-styled [Continue]
