Month: April 2021

“… Before I knew it, I was on FaceTime with Patti. I mentioned it to her and she said, ‘Write your own words.’ “

“One of the greatest honors of my life” says Price, who joins Board Members Willie Nelson, Neil Young, John Mellencamp, Dave Matthews & the newly elected Annie Nelson

“Lyrically it’s a tough one to get through when I sing it because it conjures up so many memories of people in my life that are no longer with us. It’s bitter sweet.” – Alastair Greene

Musician Greg Sover on the connection that runs deeper than the genre

Written by Lowell Fulson and performed by Branjae, “Tramp” is one of the tracks off of ‘Back to Paradise: A Tulsa Tribute to Okie Music’

“I don’t want separate systems. I don’t want a separate black blues society and a separate white blues society. My father would never have wanted that.”

“Stange Times” is a reflection of initial conversations with Eddie Roberts during Omar Coleman’s 2020 sessions at Color Red Studios (Denver, CO) testifying the bizarre state of America amidst the pandemic

New album, ‘Have A Seat,’ out everywhere Friday, August 20th

This record catches everything that went down at a session that felt more like a party, as Eddie leads the line-up through nine new songs – plus three classic covers – that retool the soul-blues genre on his own terms, reminding a new generation why this music hits so hard.

“Once I stopped panic buying toilet paper and disinfecting my mail, I realized that time — as The Rolling Stones once sang — really was on my side.” – Zoe FitzGerald Carter