Review

Reviews

07.30.21

Review: Parker McCollum Blends Luster with Bluster

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

07.22.21

Review: Emily Duff’s New Album Makes for an Edgy Endeavor

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

07.22.21

Review: Rodney Crowell Offers a Reasonable Reflection

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

07.21.21

Review: The Brothers Close Down The Allman’s Long, Influential Career With A 3 1/2 Hour Extravaganza

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

07.16.21

Review: Anna Tivel Shares a Blue Hue on ’Blue World‘

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

07.14.21

Review: Blues Rocker Mike Zito Hopes For A Post Pandemic ‘Resurrection’

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

06.30.21

Review: Bobby Gillespie And Jehnny Beth Create Musical Sparks Out of Relationship Ashes

By Hal Horowitz
Reviews

06.18.21

Review: Toiling in Tragedy… Pop Auteur Ken Stringfellow and Author Joe Puleo Pull Triumph from Tragedy

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

05.28.21

Review: The Iconic Etta James Tears Into Blues, Soul, Rock, And Funk On A Double Disc, ’The Montreux Years‘

By Hal Horowitz
Book Reviews

05.27.21

Dylan Discovered…Or at Least As Close As One Can Come

By Lee Zimmerman
Reviews

05.26.21

Review: Blackberry Smoke Is Still On Fire

By Lee Zimmerman
Album Reviews

05.25.21

Review: Lowland Hum Reap A New ’So‘

By Lee Zimmerman