Reviews – Page 33

FOLK & ROOTS MUSIC PUBLICATION

First Listen: Too Slim and the Taildraggers “Blue Heart”

“Blue Heart” is the title track off of Too Slim and the Taildragger’s new record. Jimmy Hall’s voice and harp

The Queens of the Stone Age hit when I was in my late teens/early 20s. I was a mild fan

Bob Bradshaw is a songwriter who has been around the block…and that block just so happens to be about the

As if being a singer-songwriter extraordinaire, ukulele aficionado, and fiddlin’ queen was not enough, Miss Eva Walsh has gone and

Justin Farren is a singer-songwriter from Sacramento, CA and the first victim of my ReviewShine membership as a blog. The

Chris Lavancher is a North Reading, MA based songwriter. A story teller and singer, who develops the characters in his

American Thread is a rock n’ roll band made up of Brendan Ahern on guitar and vocals, Geoff Downing on drums,

“Four Songs” is a new EP from the waltz-driving folk band Man Alive!, which consists of (you guessed it) four

Every once in a while an artist and a record comes along that you need to revisit. Which is why

I am not really sure how to classify Vincent Cross’s music. It has definite bluegrass roots in its instrumentation, but