The Hoboken Relief Fund presents the Hoboken Relief Fund Music Festival

“It’s a boxing match between taste and decadence.”

“Don’t You Put Your Hands On Me” produced by Tomas Doncker and James Dellatacoma, tackles the issues of domestic violence and sexual harassment.

‘Soul Food – Cooking with Maceo’ out this Friday!

Pittman’s voice has a dusting of distortion which fits perfectly over a relentless groove and guitar lines that pop out like church bells cutting through a quiet day.

“I originally wrote ‘Big Brave Man’ as an open letter to my father, almost a year after he died on Father’s Day in 2019. It took me months to write it.”

Jerry told me in 1979, “We’re strictly working people, really. We’ve never been rich. I think that works out pretty well.”

Their groove is relaxed but irresistible, easing effortlessly from down-home blues to second-line strut to gospel transcendence, and beyond.

This Father’s Day, the hope is that this “Long as I Can See the Light” video will help remind families just how deeply they’re connected.

Energetic blues has been the calling card of the band from the beginning, but Simmonds infuses the 10 tracks on Ain’t Done Yet with a new spirit and vitality