Author: Bill Graham
‘SOLO,’ out April 8, perhaps is best described as an exploration of the darker side of love and life.
Sugaray reminds us to “be good to one another.” And that just may be the most important message the album has to offer.
Remembering one of the founding fathers of soul music, Solomon Burke, on his day of birth!
New York-born Nero started playing a Fender Stratocaster as a teenager and spent his time wandering the Florida coast from Ft. Lauderdale all the way down to the Keys. Nero’s search for music and sunshine during those travels are evident in his lyrics.
Pete Muller will be releasing ‘SPACES’ in May and heading on a national tour, as he continues to manage his leading roles with impactful music organizations.
Anthony Moser’s debut album is socially relevant commentary on the times. People take the casual fact, the creative imagination, and the will to believe and then construct their own reality.
The tragedy went beyond just the music, which they say died that fateful night.
Anna Lomax Wood not only continued her father’s work in cantometrics, she made his vision of an accessible Global Jukebox a reality.
Willie once said, “The blues are the roots and the other musics are the fruits. It’s better keeping the roots alive, because it means better fruits from now on…”
In songwriter mode, Kiefer Sutherland writes what he knows. He takes a walk down ‘Bloor Street’ and you almost feel like you are walking along with him.