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Lloyd Khan – The Mystic Monk – Singles Review This dude has got some phenomenal stuff goin’ on! I put on the first track I had in a series of singles, called “Spirit Of Khan,” and the first thing I thought was that this was about as close to something I’ve heard outta the Massive […]Read More
The Eddie Gale Collaborative – Live In New Orleans – Album Review Jazz comin’ atcha, straight from the place it was born more than a hundred years ago, New Orleans. The Eddie Gale Collaborative includes the talents of Roger Lewis (Saxophone), Shannon Powell (Drums), Craig Klein (Trombone), Steve Lands (Trumpet), Mark Brooks (Bass), and Dennis […]Read More
Greg Norton – “Complicate Me” – Single Review When this track first started to play on the ol’ playlist over here, my first thought was “I wonder if this is what Blue Oyster Cult would sound like if they were still making new tunes.” That subsided quickly enough as the new single “Complicate Me” from […]Read More
Les Fradkin – Artist Kit Sampler – EP Review Someone out here has gotta be brave enough to say it, so it may as well be me. That jacket and that guitar are…well…they are certainly at odds with each other, Les. Maybe that’s just my perspective…it might be some kinda signature thing he’s got goin’ […]Read More
Doc Jazz – “That Train” – Single Review I’m nothing but fair. When the material is good, I’ll tell ya that, even if I’m not a huge fan of the artist or band that makes it, or if a song is outside of the genres I’d normally listen to. I generally don’t have a lot […]Read More
Walter Sickert & The Army Of Broken Toys – “Keep My Head” – Single Review Ayyyyy…remind me again, who’s been actively saying that Boston is becoming one of the best sources of all-things-Rock for the past several years here? Was it lil’ old me? It just might have been… I absolutely freakin’ love this new […]Read More
Roman Blue III – “Black Beverly Hills” – Single Review Well…hmm… So here’s the thing. There’s never going to be a time where I’d want any single one of the artists or bands out there to release new material and not have them be excited about it, know what I mean? You SHOULD be excited […]Read More
Jerry Pines – “Peaceful Waters” / “Magnificent Frigatebird” – Singles Review From what I’ve read, “Peaceful Waters” was “written on a sailing trip in the Sea of Cortez in Baja California Sur, Mexico.” This guy I tell ya…Jerry lives such a different life from my own, and I love that. I’ve really enjoyed the guy’s […]Read More
Tuji – “Summertime Love” / “62” – Singles Review This dude has lived quite the life already, and he’s still got his best days in front of him. To summarize his bio briefly for ya, Tuji’s been in the game since he was about twelve years old, way back when he first started realizing he […]Read More
SV – “Trip On Me” Feat. Alyssa Jane – Single Review Hmmm…let’s see here…how about the verdict first? This single’s pretty good! I’ll be real with ya…it would have been tough to reach the magnitude of the previous collaboration between producer SV and singer Alyssa Jane on their single “Down To Zero” that we reviewed […]Read More
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