Stagecoach Day 1
By Jake Tully Stagecoach Day 1: Stagecoach, unlike Coachella, is specifically oriented for the older, rowdy, grits in their teeth, dust in their hair crowd. From the copious bales of hay for yer sittin’ plea-sure […]
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TJ West: LA Songsmith, Kip Boardman releases Boardman
By Kim Grant Kip Boardman isn’t given nearly enough credit for the amazing body of work that he has produced. Adept at creating imagery with his lyrics, he also has a gift for melody and […]
Talkin Stagecoach with Jake Tully
Talkin Stagecoach with Jake Tully As festival season will soon commence with the coming of spring, warm weather and Bob Weir (seriously, the man seems ever-present) one can look to Coachella Valley’s own Stagecoach Festival, […]
Ray Wylie Hubbard’s The Ruffian’s Misfortune
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Daniel Romano Discusses Country Music with TJ
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TJ West: Sarah Gayle Meech
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Ryan Bingham’s Fear and Saturday Night
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Ron Sexsmith Carousel One
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Let The Good Times Roll
Let The Good Times Roll By Brian Rock Let The Good Times Roll, is the title of JD McPherson’s sophomore album. And that’s exactly what this album does. From the first “Summertime Blues” inspired drum […]
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Scott Hrabko Biscuits & Gravity
By Brian Rock Scott Hrabko follows up his impressive 2013 debut, Gone Places, with his new album, Biscuits & Gravity. With a little help from his backing band, The Rabbits, Scott picks up right where […]
James McMurtry Complicated Game
By Brian Rock “Honey don’t you be yellin’ at me when I’m cleaning my gun.” So begins James McMurtry’s 9th studio album, Complicated Game. With this line McMurtry is able to create tension and suspense […]
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