Not often does a recording artist release an album that is quite unique taking listeners on a journey, through the good and bad times and letting people take […]
Album Review: Edward Rogers’s “Kaye”
Dylan once said that he was on a quest or “odyssey,” finding his way back home. Interesting that a singer/songwriter from England living in New York by the […]
Lisa Biales’s “Belle Of The Blues”
What is a “Belle?” Webster says it is “a beautiful woman at a particular event.” She is also “admired for her beauty and charm.” However, it is her […]
Album Review: Daunielle Hill’s, “Daunielle”
It’s not often one comes across a singer/songwriter who has the voice of a veteran, songwriting that can be compared to many, and an air of confidence, as […]
Album Review: Black Sabbath’s “13”
Sunday, January 27th was as normal a day as any, but as most who have had anything to do with music knew, it was Grammy Award night. While […]
Album Review: Mark T. Small’s ‘Smokin’ Blues’
Growing up in a home with a mother who played piano had its benefits. For one thing, she was very good. I will always have fond memories of […]
Sandy Carroll “Unnaturally Blonde”
Many people who love music usually love the “Blues.” We may not realize it, and it may be somewhat subtle. We listen to The Rolling Stones, Led Zeppelin, […]
Album Review – The Bongos “Phantom Train”
On October 1, 2013, something unique is about to happen. After over 20 years of going their separate ways, The Bongos have reunited once again as major artists touring […]
Album Review: Richard X. Heyman’s “X”
When writing about Richard X. Heyman, it is very hard to know where to begin. He has gone from forming a New Jersey garage band, The Doughboys, in […]
Album Review – Sam Phillips’ “Push Any Button”
Watching Sam Phillips mature and develop over the years is like watching a tween growing up into something very special. From her early years in Christian Rock, to […]