Raul Malo’s Favorite Songbirds
Dave Gil de Rubio October 27, 2015
Far more than a mere country singer, Mavericks frontman Raul Malo possesses the kind of range that can have him going
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Butch Vig’s Most Memorable Production Gigs
Dave Gil de Rubio October 22, 2015
For the past two decades, Garbage has been known as Butch Vig’s main gig. But long before he, Steve
Garbage Recycles The Past: Vig And Company Celebrates 20 Years
Dave Gil de Rubio October 22, 2015
The recently defeated Chicago Cubs are not the only ones experiencing hopping on a metaphorical time machine. This year marks the
Brian’s Best-Loved Beach Boys Songs
Dave Gil de Rubio October 11, 2015
The argument can be made that alongside Bob Dylan, Brian Wilson is one of the greatest living American singer-songwriters thanks
Warren Haynes Milestones
Dave Gil de Rubio October 6, 2015
Some might say Warren Haynes has lived the lives of three men given how busy he’s kept the past few decades.
Rock & Roll’s Energizer Bunny: Warren Haynes & Railroad Earth Scratch His Solo Itch
Dave Gil de Rubio October 6, 2015
James Brown may have rightfully been known as the hardest-working man in show business, but if there’s anyone
Steve Earle’s Blues Heroes
Dave Gil de Rubio September 15, 2015
Just who might Steve Earle look to as a blues icon? Read on to find out:
Street Corner Serenade: How Doo-Wop Got Aaron Neville Back On Track
Dave Gil de Rubio September 9, 2015
Anyone who has heard Aaron Neville sing can’t deny that the man’s dulcet tones are the kind of fine-tuned natural instrument
Aging Live Without A Net: Fans Welcome Van Halen Back
Dave Gil de Rubio September 6, 2015
In this day and age of TMZ, Van Halen has been dominating the world of intragroup drama ever since
More Than Just A Country: Peru Set To Break Out With Debut
Lulu Cohen September 6, 2015
Peru the band is like the country in South America. Hot, steamy and rich with lilting syncopated rhythm that will make
Sing Along With Switchfoot
Betsy Abraham August 18, 2015
As drummer for the rock band Switchfoot, there’s one moment Chad Butler always waits for during a show. It’s not
Music Without Borders: Carlos Santana And The Art Of Playing Life
Dave Gil de Rubio August 11, 2015
Immigration may be a hot topic political issue nowadays, but had Jose Santana not moved from his native Cuautla, Mexico, to
Catching Up With Carlos Santana
Dave Gil de Rubio August 11, 2015
You’d think that having recently turned 68, Carlos Santana would be looking to take his foot off the gas.
X: The Last American Punk Band Left Standing
Dave Gil de Rubio July 31, 2015
In the pantheon of American punk rock, The Ramones rightfully get held up as standard-bearers with the rest of the
John Doe’s X Faves
Dave Gil de Rubio July 31, 2015
“Because I Do” (all from 1982’s Under the Big Black Sun) “Nowadays Exene sings this like a jazz song. It has
X Marks The Spot
Dave Gil de Rubio July 31, 2015
More Fun in the New World (Elektra) The year 1983 found X churning out its fourth album in as many years.
Lincoln Center Festival: If It’s Free It’s Me
Dave Gil de Rubio July 28, 2015
In marking its 45th season, the Lincoln Center Out of Doors festival is once again offering music lovers plenty of great
A Guide To Garland Jeffreys
Dave Gil de Rubio July 23, 2015
New York City-born and bred, Garland Jeffreys and his music have always represented the vibrant multiculturalism that’s always reverberated through
Don’t Call It A Comeback: Garland Jeffreys Is Alive, Well And Ready To Rock
Dave Gil de Rubio July 23, 2015
Mayor David Dinkins once referred to New York City and its various ethnicities as being a gorgeous mosaic. It’s a term
Tune Time
Jill Nossa June 21, 2015
Venues for enjoying music this summer By Jill Nossa An abundance of lush parks, beaches and open spaces within our quaint
