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Readers’ Pick: Mavis Staples – We Get By

Friday, May 17, 2019 By Tom Osborne

Mavis Staples – We Get By (cover art)

You picked Mavis Staples – We Get By as your favorite new release for the week of May 10, 2019. New Releases Did we miss something? If you feel a new release is missing from our current poll, please let us know in the comments. Readers’ Tops Winter & Spring 2019 Bob Hillman – Some […]

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Quick Hits – Small Town Therapy and The Popravinas

Wednesday, May 15, 2019 By Shawn Underwood

LA-based The Popravinas are going to bust out of their self-described confines as one of the best SoCal party bands if they aren’t careful. Guitarist and producer John Adair has added some pretty sweet country licks to lead singer and writer Eddy Sill’s blue collar, roots rock compositions. Almost Sick has a classic, honky tonk […]

Filed Under: Acoustic, Avant Garde, Bluegrass, Jazz, Reviews Tagged With: Small Town Therapy, The Popravinas

Delvon Lamarr on His Band’s Tour Food Philosophy and Their Efficient Rehearsals

Tuesday, May 14, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Organist and band leader Delvon Lamarr discusses broken guitar strings and the band’s current 14k mile tour.

Filed Under: Interviews, Jazz, Why It Matters Tagged With: Delvon Lamarr

John Paul White on His Approach to Rehearsals and a Sam’s Club Romance

Tuesday, May 14, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter John Paul White talks about why his friends don’t let him borrow their guitars and why there is nothing that he knows now that he wishes he knew at the start of his career.

Filed Under: Americana, Country, Interviews, Why It Matters Tagged With: John Paul White

A Premiere From Matthew Ryan

Monday, May 13, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

One of an artist’s most meaningful – and noble – purposes is to reflect on the times in which they live.  Sometimes it’s a deliberation on things personal, a relationship or individual struggles; other times it’s a consideration of the larger social and economic forces shaping the world. Matthew Ryan has long followed this artistic […]

Filed Under: Reviews, Rock, Streams, Videos Tagged With: Matthew Ryan

Monday Morning Video – A Paul Kelly Mother’s Day Celebration

Monday, May 13, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Mother’s Day was yesterday but we’re celebrating today with this incredible new track from Australian legend Paul Kelly.  The song, a collaboration with singer-songwriter Dan Sultan, is another instant Kelly classic.  The song was written for the soundtrack for the forthcoming documentary about Australian Football League star and Indigenous Australian leader Adam Goodes.  It reflects […]

Filed Under: Pop, Rock, Videos Tagged With: Dan Sultan, Paul Kelly

Readers’ Pick: Pete Mancini – Flying First Class

Friday, May 10, 2019 By Tom Osborne

Pete Mancini - Flying First Class (cover art)

You picked Pete Mancini – Flying First Class as your favorite new release for the week of May 3, 2019. New Releases Did we miss something? If you feel a new release is missing from our current poll, please let us know in the comments. Readers’ Tops Winter & Spring 2019 Bob Hillman – Some […]

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Ori Naftaly of Southern Avenue on the Importance of Having a Thick Skin and a Big Heart

Tuesday, May 07, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Southern Avenue guitarist Ori Naftaly talks about the band’s unique zip code, driving a candy truck and the struggle to find good food on the road.

Filed Under: Interviews, Soul/R&B, Why It Matters Tagged With: Southern Avenue

Jared Putnam of The March Divide on Waffle House and Not Sweating the Small Stuff

Tuesday, May 07, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

Singer-songwriter Jared Putnam talks about constructing a loft in the mini-van he uses to tour, the song he wrote in the 5th grade and revisiting the scene of his first gig.

Filed Under: Interviews, Pop, Rock, Why It Matters Tagged With: The March Divide

Monday Morning Video – The Drams & Slobberbone

Monday, May 06, 2019 By Mayer Danzig

I’ve been digging back into the Brent Best catalog lately. Here are two songs that I somewhat overlooked in the past but are in heavy rotation now: “Crudely Drawn” from The Drams 2006 release Jubilee Dive. and “Sweetness, That’s Your Cue” from Slobberbone’s 2002 release Slippage.

Filed Under: Rock, Videos Tagged With: Brent Best, Slobberbone, The Drams

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