Live @ Noon/In Studio Interview
2/01 Noon Heather Maloney
2/05 4pm Carrie Rodrigues
2/07 2pm Richard Shindell
2/08 Noon Michael Tarbox
2/14 4pm Bruce Robison/Kelly Willis
2/19 2pm Nels Andrews
Live @ Noon/In Studio Interview
2/01 Noon Heather Maloney
2/05 4pm Carrie Rodrigues
2/07 2pm Richard Shindell
2/08 Noon Michael Tarbox
2/14 4pm Bruce Robison/Kelly Willis
2/19 2pm Nels Andrews
So…I’ve been mulling over doing an all instrumental H61 some weekend in the near future. I’ve posed the question to a few listeners who were 50/50 on the angle, so I’m presenting the question to you! Read More…
- Did you know that, although he was active as a performing musician through the 1930′s and 40′s, Howlin’ Wolf didn’t first record until 1951 when he was 41 years old?
Brendan Hogan
Dark Was the Night
Saturdays 8-Midnight
As you might guess from the fact that I’m a huge Richard Thompson fan, I’m also a huge Fairport Convention fan. I have all the albums (ALL of them) including all of the solo albums by anybody who was ever in the band for more than a day (like David Rea and Dan Ar Bras.) I’ve also been lucky enough to see them in concert, both here and in the UK, over a 40 year period. Yup, I’m a Fairport fan from the get. Read More…
So… with this time of year being when the weather typically has a hard time deciding what it wants to do, I’ve been thinking about how some songs can be more “summer” songs, and others can be “winter” songs, and what it is that makes a song feel right for a given season. I think a lot has to do with the instruments. Read More…
Buddy Miller has seemingly done it all. I could be here all day telling you about who he’s played with, but for starters let’s go with Shawn Colvin, Emmylou Harris, Jim Lauderdale, Patty Griffin, Robert Plant and Alison Krauss…and to be honest that’s just the tip of the iceberg. Read More…
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I admit it. I am a warm-weather child, having grown up in Southern California. My uniform of choice is short pants and tennis shoes. Maybe this is a good time to thank all those people who have sympathetically said to me, “California to Boston—my, that must be some culture shock!” At the same time, so many New Englanders have brazenly told me, “I HATE THE COLD!!” Yes, it is a subtle attitude. But I like hearing it. It’s like a code that says it is OK for me to admit out loud that I was cold. Not that you’ll catch me complaining about winter to anyone from Wisconsin… Read More…