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Adopting the band’s name from a line in William Butler Yeats’ ‘Autobiographies,’ The Heavy Hours emerged, eager to explore a long-standing fascination with time-honored songwriting and production
“Americana” is a visual that expresses the stereotypes and struggles that people of color face living in America
Adia is a classically trained violinist turned an award-winning rock and blues improviser, who took to her balcony to perform for an unseen audience of neighbors
The power of music helps us heal our frayed connective tissue of humanity on this most unusual Thanksgiving
Little Richard was way more than a novelty, and these releases prove it
Robillard declares the album to be “packed with plenty of bright sounding Fender guitar a la Ike Turner, Lefty Bates, etc. Just a good listening or dancing record like the blues records I bought when I was a kid.”
Debut album of big city Americana ‘Future Pretend’ Out January 22
Celebrating Duane Allman on his day of birth by revisiting his many guitars!
Tiny Desk meets globalFEST performers include Canada’s Elisapie, Japan’s Minyo Crusaders, Haiti’s Vox Sambou, the United States’ Dedicated Men of Zion, and more!
“There is no better way to converse than to play music with a good friend! John and I have been talking for almost forty years and we welcome you to sit in on the conversation. ” – Jorma Kaukonen