John Oates: Arkansas Review
John Oates is best known for being half of the beloved ’80s band Hall and Oates. Hall and Oates represent
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Author: Steven Ovadia
Joe Bonamassa: Redemption Review
Joe Bonamassa is known as a blues guitar hero, but the pleasant surprises of Redemption, his latest album, are his
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Rainbreakers: Face to Face Review
Garage rock is a funny thing. Many people think of it in terms fidelity and proficiency. If a band is
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Tyler Morris Band: Next in Line Review
Rock guitar and pop share a love of the shiny and new. You rarely see a middle-aged artist crack the
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The Apocalypse Blues Revue: The Shape of Blues to Come Review
I grew up in a ridiculously heavy metal part of Queens, New York. You could be mercifully teased for wearing
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Artur Menezes: Keep Pushing Review
There’s a story, perhaps apocryphal, about Albert King being able to palm a small pistol in his giant, Johnny Bench-like
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Jamie Lynn Vessels: Storm Coming Review
When you’re young, the whole world is new. You don’t have opinions on many things because you haven’t experienced them.
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Buddy Guy: The Blues is Alive and Well Review
I was actually a bit nervous to review Buddy Guy’s latest album. He’s 81-years-old and musicians, even great ones, eventually
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