Rant’n’Roll Mike Greenblatt June 27, 2018 Columns, Rant 'N' Roll Return Of The Delta Lady Leon Russell wrote “Delta Lady” for his girlfriend Rita Coolidge, the beautiful Cherokee with the silky warm sensuous voice that captivated a generation. Coolidge, 7...
Everynight Charley’s Manhattan Beat: Seether, Papa Roach, Joe Bonamassa and More! Everynight Charley Crespo February 18, 2015 Columns Seether/Terminal 5/January 20, 2015 Seether formed as Saron Gas in 1999 in Pretoria, South Africa, renaming itself in 2002 after the song "Seether" by Veruca Salt. Saron Gas and Seether's initial sound w...
An Interview with Joe Bonamassa: Never Give Up The Blues Dylan Moroses January 14, 2015 Interviews When people debate about modern-day guitarists, there are few that rival the ability, versatility and reliability of New York state native and blues contemporary Joe Bonamassa. Performing professionally ...
Joe Bonamassa: Driving Towards The Daylight Roz Smith June 4, 2012 Albums Joe Bonamassa's 10th solo studio release, Driving Towards The Daylight, is a classical blend of rock, funk, blues and jazz. The disc starts off with steady organs that tessellates into harder guitars. Mysti...
Joe Bonamassa: Dust Bowl Dejon Turner April 6, 2011 Albums The greatest guitarist you’ve never heard is Joe Bonamassa. What is really interesting about Joe is that he draws his main blues influence from the Irish and English blues musicians even though he’s an Amer...
Black Country Communion: Black Country Communion Dejon Turner September 22, 2010 Albums 1 Enter Black Country Communion, and what exactly makes these guys so special? Well, they’re a supergroup, and one that doesn’t suck. These guys play a sort of blues inflected hard rock that’s usually so symptoma...
