Monthly Archives: September 2007
Hamilton Loomis – Ain’t Just Temporary
Hamilton Loomis' latest is a mix that puts all your favorite roots music into one bag and adds a bit of hip-hop to spice...
Charles Fox Ergo
When experienced luthiers reach "a certain age," they often make changes in their work.
Alex Lifeson
The legendary Canadian rock trio Rush certainly knows how to market a birthday celebration for its fans. The deluxe version of R30 is...
John McLaughlin – Industrial Zen
It's exciting when a musician make creative inroads in the midst of a 45-year career. John McLaughlin began life as a professional guitarist with...
John 5 – The Devil Knows My Name
The third solo album from the guy with the Tele, platinum hair, and heavy makeup, best known for his work with Marilyn Manson, David...
Tony Joe White – Uncovered
It was a happy day when the Swamp Fox, Tony Joe White, stopped listening to A&R men (who at one point, according to White,...
Fountains of Wayne – Traffic And Weather
It may sound fuddy-duddy, but to most baby-boomer ears, rock bands whose members are under the age of 40 just don't sound good. They...
Rick Vito – Complete Guide to Slide Guitar
The guy who played the slide part in Bob Seger's "Like a Rock" and played in Fleetwood Mac lends insight on improving your slide...
Rick Vito – Complete Guide to Slide Guitar
The guy who played the slide part in Bob Seger's "Like a Rock" and played in Fleetwood Mac lends insight on improving your slide...
John Fogerty
It would seem that, for decades, John Fogerty has had his finger on the pulse of the record-buying public. After all, Creedence Clearwater Revival,...