Darlene Love’s Fave Vocalists
Dave Gil de Rubio November 28, 2023
A true national treasure, Darlene Love’s career has taken her from being one of the late Phil Spector’s go-to studio weapons
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Time Stands Still For Geddy Lee In New Memoir
Dave Gil de Rubio November 10, 2023
In his 2006 autobiography Let Me Finish, storied baseball writer Roger Angell wrote, “Life is tough and brimming with loss, and
Ian Anderson’s Fave Small Cats
Dave Gil de Rubio October 31, 2023
While Anderson’s most known for singing and serenading fans with his flute playing as a member of Jethro Tull, he’s also
Jethro Tull: Far From Living In The Past
Dave Gil de Rubio October 31, 2023
Ian Anderson could have been a cop. Or a member of the Third Estate. This is what the erudite Scotsman would
Joe Sumner’s Fave Albums
Dave Gil de Rubio September 10, 2023
Even though he’s only 46 years old, Joe Sumner’s time served in the music industry found him and his old group
Local Folk Punk Duo Set To Sail Away
Amanda Olsen August 14, 2023
Clover’s Curfew blends traditional, raw elements for a sound that’s all their own By Cory Olsen If there’s one thing that
Robbie Robertson’s Testimony
Dave Gil de Rubio August 9, 2023
New documentary tells his story of The Band Robbie Robertson has had quite the full dance card in the past seven
Steve Berlin Of Los Lobos’ Fave Touring Companions
Dave Gil de Rubio July 28, 2023
For Los Lobos, 2023 is a victory lap in that the band is celebrating a half century since David Hidalgo, Louie
Anthony Dominick Benedetto (August 3, 1926-July 21, 2023)
Dave Gil de Rubio July 21, 2023
Frank Sinatra may have been the Chairman of the Board, but it was Hoboken’s favorite son who once said in a
Belinda Carlisle’s Prodigal Return To Pop
Dave Gil de Rubio July 16, 2023
According to the Merriam-Webster Dictionary, kismet is “…a hypothetical force that determines the course of future events: fate, destiny.” It’s also
Belinda Carlisle’s Fave Albums
Dave Gil de Rubio July 14, 2023
Never let it be said that Belinda Carlisle is someone who neatly fits into one genre. The California native’s musical origins
Seeking A Spiritual Path With Rodrigo y Gabriela
Dave Gil de Rubio July 12, 2023
If you ask Rodrigo Sanchez, one half of the fleet-fingered Mexican acoustic guitar duo Rodrigo y Gabriela, what the COVID-19 personally
How St. Paul & The Broken Bones Are In A Family Way On New Album
Dave Gil de Rubio June 21, 2023
The ancient Greek playwright Euripides is quoted as saying “To a father growing old, nothing is dearer than a daughter.” It’s
John Pizzarelli’s Fave Stage & Screen Scores
Dave Gil de Rubio April 19, 2023
Along with being a world-renowned jazz guitarist, John Pizzarelli is an artist quick to pay tribute to his influences via his
John Pizzarelli Goes From The Pandemic To The Silver Screen
Dave Gil de Rubio April 18, 2023
Elton John once said that music has healing power that has the ability to take people out of themselves for a
Rick Wakeman’s Most Memorable Sessions
Dave Gil de Rubio April 3, 2023
When the term creatively restless is thrown around, it’s an embarrassing understatement when it’s applied to Rick Wakeman. Best known for
A Celtic Carousal Comes To Long Island: Behind the scenes with Flogging Molly
Long Island Weekly March 15, 2023
By Cory Olsen editors@antonnews.com Flogging Molly, formed in Los Angeles by native Irishman Dave King in the mid 1990s, took its
Last Chance To See Vocal Virtuosos
Frank Rizzo March 7, 2023
Manhattan Transfer March 30 concert in Westbury aids Long Island Cares Vocal quartet Manhattan Transfer has earned the appreciation of
How Music Saved Marcus King’s Psychological Well-Being
Dave Gil de Rubio March 3, 2023
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was once quoted as saying, “Music is the best consolation for a despaired man.” For Marcus
Marcus King’s Fave Power Trios
Dave Gil de Rubio March 3, 2023
When Marcus King decided to reteam up with Black Keys founding member Dan Auerbach to produce Young Blood, the former’s second
