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“The way I play tends to be not with notes or phrases but with expression—little bursts of expression.” – Corky Siegel

“I want people to relate to the songs. You can dance to it but the words have to carry the weight. I know if a song hits me, it’ll hit others just as hard.” – Curtis Salgado

The song is the perfect platform for these impassioned, high-energy performers because it transports the audience right into the eye of a storm

Taylor is at heart an aesthete and a writer of lyrical poetry, as well as an activist and angry polemicist where circumstances demand responses

On Valentine’s Day, UK-based rhythm and blues band Redfish release ‘Songs from the Fire Station,’ their new EP comprising four fan favorites, recorded live from their popular monthly residency at the Old Fire Station in Carlisle.

“I don’t want to get up on stage and rehash what somebody else has already recorded. I want to get up on stage and tell my story. I feel that this new record is able to do that.”

The list of artists and the backstories of their involvement with the Carter administration, plus the performance footage, makes the two hours of this show pass in a flash

‘Kaleidoscope Christmas’ is perfect for the veteran music aficionado who wants their seasonal cheer a little deeper than the usual kitsch

‘Guitar Man’ tells the incredible rise of legendary bluesman Joe Bonamassa, whose hard work and determination have made him the top-selling blues artist of all time

Recorded between 2017 and 2019 in Biram’s own Austin studio, he covers a lot of different musical genres, lending each one his intense focus.