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Author: Phil Solomonson
His intro: A single-chord, loud, sustained strumming followed with a single, turn-it-up-to-eleven country yodel.
With only a Steinway concert grand piano, a classical guitar, and two vocal mics, Rufus Wainwright delivered to a full house.
Stunningly prolific aptly describes Hitchcok’s catalog with twenty-two studio releases (and counting) in a forty year-plus recording career.
Vargas Blues Band authentically demonstrates Spain’s deep love and talent for the American blues.
This quartet interprets faithful renditions of favorites from XTC’s songbook and brings an incredible enthusiasm to the stage by putting their all into it.
The Black Crowes hit the stage to celebrate the 30th anniversary of their five time multi-platinum release Shake Your Money Maker.
The two-hour concert featured both originals and renditions of classic hot jazz numbers.
On stage Fantastic Negrito is a non-stop force reaching into the audience, dancing, and bouncing about the stage.
Interview: Over the course of 50 plus years, Steve Hunter has served as the main axe-man for music legends both in the studio and on tour.