Eddie Vedder on the guitarist that pushed music forward: “Plays through the holes”
Pearl Jam already had a great guitar force among their ranks, but nothing could compare to Eddie Vedder listening to this ...
Alternative Album Chart: the best new indie and alternative albums this week
In this week's Alternative Album Chart, Katy J Pearson takes things up a gear, Trampolene frontman Jack Jones gets profound, ...
Kingfish pushes the blues forward by refusing to hold back: ‘I let my problems out with my guitar’
Now an L.A. resident, the Mississippi-born blues prodigy channels Jimi Hendrix, Muddy Waters and more as he prepares for a ...
Kris Kristofferson Was the Gravelly Voice of a Generation — and the Real Deal Onscreen
The late, great songwriter was just as compelling as a movie star as he was a musician, whether he was breaking hearts, killing vampires or just kicking ass ...
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Exploring 4 Unique Covers of Steely Dan’s “Do It Again”
The first single Steely Dan ever charted with still reigns as one of their most popular songs, and it was a fitting ...
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Passenger’s 'All the Little Lights' anniversary tour takes a ride down memory lane
The British indie folk singer Passenger’s tour came to the Fox Theater in Oakland this September, offering a night of pure ...
Riley Green's North American tour is making a Tennessee stop in June. Here’s where
Chart-topping country collaborator and newly-minted bar namesake Riley Green will headline at Franklin's FirstBank ...
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Hispanic Heritage Month: Must-listen Latinos in country music
In San Antonio, we are fortunate to witness the impactful contributions of many Hispanic individuals who continue to shape and inspire our community.
O Bro, Where Art Thou? Chase Rice Finds His Way Back to Country Music
Chase Rice was a bro-country co-writer of 'Cruise'; he finds a new Americana voice on his album 'Go Down Singin'.' ...
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‘Home’ 30 Years Later: A conversation with Todd Pipes of Deep Blue Something
A retrospective of Deep Blue Something’s 1995 album, “Home” and conversation with bassist Todd Pipes discussing the album, ...
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Gibson unearths the forgotten history of Joe Staunton’s mystery “Orphanage Burst” – a ‘59 Les Paul like no other
The blues legend – also known as 'The Left-Handed Wizard' – first purchased the LP in 1969, and used it throughout the course ...
32 best gift ideas for music lovers in your life, per a Broadway musician - MSN
If you want your gifts to strike a chord as the most unique gift of the season, listen up. Who doesn’t like a nice tune? A good ditty? None of us, after all, are residents of the town from “Footloose.