Joseph Kyle
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Brian Wilson offers up a surprisingly mature song about a boy being secure in the fact that his summer romance is over. It’s a perfect finale as we head into Labor Day weekend and the start of a brand-new season. Read more
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To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hank Williams’ legendary Health & Happiness Show transcription recordings, BMG has remastered and reissued them in a handy two-disc set, offering up a fresh new look of a young talent in his prime. Read more
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To celebrate the 70th anniversary of Hank Williams’ legendary Health & Happiness Show transcription recordings, BMG has remastered and reissued them in a handy two-disc set, offering up a fresh new look of a young talent in his prime. Read more
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Taken from the Sub Pop release, Morning In America. Read more
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We have a lovely and informative discussion with Clive Ives, one-half of the British experimental instrumental duo Woo, where he breaks down their latest archival release, the charming and delightful All Is Well. Read more
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A beautiful and powerful song to remember the late Neal Casal, who passed away Monday night. Read more
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The first-ever in-depth biography of the legendary Texas blues-rock guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan is a rollercoaster ride through hard work, disappointments, addictions, and tragedy–yet his story, as tragic as it ends, is ultimately one of redemption and dedication to overcoming one’s demons. Read more
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The first-ever in-depth biography of the legendary Texas blues-rock guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan is a rollercoaster ride through hard work, disappointments, addictions, and tragedy–yet his story, as tragic as it ends, is ultimately one of redemption and dedication to overcoming one’s demons. Read more
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Taken from the Dangerbird Records release, Arthur King Presents Jason Lytle: NYLONANDJUNO. Read more
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Two superb three-disc collections from the esteemed él Records offer up superb examples of the use of classical music and classical styles in modern cinema–one collection offers an overview of familiar music used in a variety of films, whilst the other documents the interplay between composer Federico Fellini and his primary orchestrator, Nino Rota. Read more
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