Features
Wednesday, September 14 2005
Well Well Well...: R.L. Burnside 1926-2005
R.L. Burnside: A typical Mississippi bluesman of yore blazed an atypical path on the way to a late-blossoming, eclectic career.
Reviews
Wednesday, April 2 2008
The Black Keys: Attack & Release
Dan and Patrick have decided to abandon the old blues garage for a more modernized one, but they somehow manage to retain most of the dirt and musty smell.
Thursday, March 13 2008
Otis Taylor: Recapturing the Banjo
Many people would be surprised that the banjo's origin came from Africa, not the Appalachians. Otis Taylor, along with a cadre of fellow blues musicians, is here to remind you of that.
Tuesday, November 6 2007
Eric Clapton: Complete Clapton
The problem isn't with Eric Clapton's musical ability, it's with the sham of a title of this current collection.
Thursday, October 11 2007
Emerson, Lake & Palmer: Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends
Prog rock has gone the way of the 8-track. But Emerson, Lake & Palmer were at the top of the heap when it was a happening thing, and their live show was an actual treat.
Thursday, September 20 2007
Ministry: The Last Sucker
Uncle Al is taking his Ministry moniker and riding off into the sunset, but he's not going quietly.
