“It was peaceful,” said Kent Sorrell, Neville’s longtime manager. “He passed away at home with his adoring wife Lorraine by his side.”

Low-key is often a euphemism for boring but the Brad James Band’s At Fellowship Hall is low-key—without being dull.

Beyond the Blue Door confirms Earl’s status as one of the most soulful blues/soul/jazz guitarists working today.

Releasing two albums at once may be a daunting prospect for any artist, but Ben Winship needs this much space.

“We’ve gone from 10 to 15 friends in a dive bar on a Tuesday to playing full-on festivals without even having an album out yet.”

“This is one of the most special recordings I have ever done,” Gabriel says about the new album.

I don’t like to be greedy. I want to be able to play the guitar like Jimi Hendrix, write songs like Bob Dylan, and perform like Elvis Presley.

‘The Messenger’ spotlights one of the leading voices in the 1970s Cosmic Country movement and his seamless transformation from youthful jester into one of today’s most sage and spiritual musical mentors.

‘Beyond the Blue Door’ confirms Earl’s status as one of the most soulful blues/soul/jazz guitarists working today.

Many artists can combine rock and blues, or jazz and blues, or gospel and blues, but damn few do it with the brilliant, joyful noise produced by Misty Blues on Pickled & Aged.

“I hope the video captures the melancholy and the throwback vibe, that mood when memories linger between reality and relativity.”

This is an impressive EP in that Ranky Tanky is able to put across a sound that many of us don’t have a convenient mental shorthand for.