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Lou FriedmanReviews MusicThe Black Keys: Attack & Release[2.Apr.08] :. 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.  MusicOtis Taylor: Recapturing the Banjo[13.Mar.08] :. 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.  MusicEric Clapton: Complete Clapton[6.Nov.07] :. The problem isn't with Eric Clapton's musical ability, it's with the sham of a title of this current collection.  MusicEmerson, Lake & Palmer: Welcome Back My Friends to the Show That Never Ends[11.Oct.07] :. 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.  MusicMinistry: The Last Sucker[20.Sep.07] :. Uncle Al is taking his Ministry moniker and riding off into the sunset, but he's not going quietly. Music Benny Goodman: The Essential Benny GoodmanEvents RushMusic Jethro Tull: The Best of Acoustic Jethro TullEvents Arcade FireMusic Ian Hunter: Shrunken HeadsMusic Primus: They Cant All Be ZingersPopMatters Pick MusicJohnny Cash: At San Quentin[16.Nov.06] :. Johnny Cash had visited many penal institutions throughout his life -- sometimes as a guest, other times, an occupant. Turned out that his visit to San Quentin yielded one of the greatest country albums ever made. Music Scott H. Biram: Graveyard ShiftMusic Heartless Bastards: All This TimePopMatters Pick MusicJerry Lee Lewis: Last Man Standing[6.Oct.06] :. Sun Records, the IRS, alcohol, and marrying his 13-year-old second cousin had been the brunt of Jerry Lee Lewis' legacy -- until now. Here's a "duets" record that actually works completely. Music Billy Joel: 12 Gardens LiveMusic Cheap Trick: RockfordMusic Ministry: Rio Grande BloodMusic Dr. John: Right Place, Right Time: Live at Tipitinas Mardi Gras 89Music Joe Satriani: Super ColossalFeatured Article MusicThe Black Keys: Chulahoma[2.May.06] :. One of the best blues musicians ever, covered by one of the only bands to do him justice. Music Saffire -- the Uppity Blues Women: Deluxe EditionFeatured Article MusicLos Lobos: Wolf Tracks: The Best of Los Lobos[28.Mar.06] :. Nothing fancy or sugar-coated here: Simply put, Los Lobos is one of the best bands to ever grace the music world -- period. (And don't argue). Music (Long) John Baldry: Boogie Woogie: The Warner Bros. RecordingsMusic Béla Fleck: Crossing the TracksMusic Ozark Mountain Daredevils: Ozark Mountain DaredevilsMusic Ministry: RantologyDVDs Cream: Royal Albert Hall, London, May 2-3-5-6, 2005 [DVD]Music The Campbell Brothers: Can You Feel It?Music Mark Lemhouse: The Great American Yard SaleMusic Aerosmith: Rockin' the JointMusic Blind Arvella Gray: The Singing DrifterMusic Glenn Miller: The Essential Glenn MillerMusic Eric Clapton: Back HomeMusic J.W. Warren: Life Ain't Worth Livin'PopMatters Pick MusicJohnny Cash: The Legend[29.Jul.05] :. Johnny Cash was a punk, but the best kind of punk. The Legend proves that Cash can show both love and hate, and fear God with equal passion, and do so with honesty, intelligence, integrity, and class. Music Little Freddie King: You Don't Know What I KnowMusic Eddie Turner: RiseMusic Robert Plant and the Strange Sensation: Mighty RearrangerFeatured Article MusicThe Blind Boys of Alabama: Atom Bomb[15.Apr.05] :. The oldest active band learns some new tricks to spread the message of the Lord. They still know how to deliver. Music Various Artists: Close Harmony: a History of Southern Gospel Music (Volume 1: 1920-1955)Music Precious Bryant: The TruthFeatured Article MusicMiles Davis: Kind of Blue (DualDisc)[10.Mar.05] :. What, you thought this album was going to suck after 46 years? And with the bonuses on the DVD, it's even better. Music Heartless Bastards: Stairs and ElevatorsMusic Ozark Mountain Daredevils: It's AliveMusic Hubert Sumlin: About Them ShoesMusic NRBQ: DummyMusic Various Artists: Sunday Nights: The Songs of Junior KimbroughMusic Nathaniel Mayer: I Just Want to be HeldMusic Tarbox Ramblers: A Fix Back EastMusic Dan Treanor and Frankie Lane: African WindBlog postsConsuming ConsumablesLISTEN - Johnny Cash: At San Quentin (Legacy Edition)[29.Nov.06] :. Johnny Cash: At San Quentin (Legacy Edition) [Columbia/Legacy -$39.98] In 1969, Johnny Cash made his career-defining album -- who knew it would be a live recording from inside one of the... |
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