For Breakfast and Dubh Lee Reviewed
For Breakfast – Longer Than Spring I should know better. But, I guess I’m just another…
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Henry Taylour and Gene Madoc Reviewed
Henry Taylour – A Beautiful Life “No one in America can know what will happen. No…
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Tommy Douglas Keenan and Ghosts on the Wall Reviewed
Tommy Douglas Keenan – Rockinghorse What does every single rockstar or film actor do in their…
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Ben Balivet and Two Dark Birds Reviewed
Ben Balivet – Disappointment It’s hard to fake a smile these days, and so easy to…
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Ellie Grace – “Nothing Is Easy” Review
It has often been said that in our youngest days, our eyes are closed to the…
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Brock Davis – “Nothing Lasts Forever” Review
The earliest rock stars were allowed plenty of freedom. Sure, all the retro TV shows and…
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Bound South and Cannon Rogers Reviewed
Bound South – A Gambler Knows A Cheat There’s not much point in watching the news…
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WRB – “The Rent’s Too High” Review
Let’s face it! For the most part, and for the longest time, popular music has been used as a tool to keep the bad thoughts at bay. Rock n’ roll, essentially, is dance music. And, it is, more often than not, the greatest, handiest tool there for widespread escapism. What is a song, for most people, if not an excuse to think about the good times, or avoid thinking about the bad ones?
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The 10 Greatest Van Morrison Albums (In My View)
There was a time when the only thing that I could think of buying anyone for their birthday was a Van Morrison album. I was hopeful that, by hearing the music, they would see what I saw.
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Air Mail and Turner Cody Reviewed
Air Mail – Moss Song It’s easy to be cynical about what kind of effort regular…
