Monthly Archives: November 2013
Arlo Guthrie, Jerry Jeff Walker, and others
When one thinks of the Folk Boom of the late ’50s and early ’60s, the place that first comes to mind is New York...
Wishbone Ash
Muddy Manninen (left) and Andy Powell. Photo: Alan Fretten.
Fans of Wishbone Ash will consider the group’s newest release, Elegant Stealth, the type of...
The Coal Men
The Coal Men – guitarist Dave Coleman and drummer Dave Ray – boast a cowboy romanticism that comes alive on their fourth album, Escalator.
Coleman...
Eric Johnson
Eric Johnson’s latest release, Up Close, is his most lively studio project to date. With a looser vibe and the luxurious tones we’ve come...
Sheryl Crow
Sheryl Crow’s gone country. That’s the line on Feels Like Home, the popular singersongwriter’s eighth studio album. It shouldn’t come as a surprise. Crow...
The Clash
In the far distant past – 1979, to be exact – the Clash were crowned “The Only Band That Matters.” The mantra originally appeared...
Reverend Preps Four New Models for NAMM
Reverend Guitars is set to introduce four new guitars, including three signature models, at the Winter NAMM Show in January. The Bob Balch model,...
Knaggs Guitars Introduces Creation Series
Knaggs Guitars’ Creation Series are custom-built one-offs based on the company’s Chesapeake and Influence models, each of which is offered with a variety of...
Eddie Clarke 1950-2018
We’re saddened to hear of the passing of “Fast Eddie” Clarke, guitarist in the classic lineup of Motörhead with Lemmy Kilmister and “Philthy” Phil...
Jim Colegrove & the New Rough Riders of the Dirty Age
Jim Colegrove’s talent is as big as his résumé is long. His session work includes albums by Todd Rundgren, John Hall, Bobby Charles, the...