A mixed effort. The group consists of Pete Yorn and J.D. King and their music contains echoes of The Kinks and The Byrds.
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Music Review: Ray Charles – ‘Forever’ [CD/DVD]
Favoring more obscure material rather than the usual hits, this compilation is a good choice for casual fans looking to dig deeper.
Read More »Music Review: Lorraine Feather – ‘Attachments’
Feather is back in 2013 with 'Attachments,' her eighth solo album since 2000, and it is a winner.
Read More »Music Review: Willie Nelson – ‘To All the Girls’
A wonderful collection of great material you'll listen to over and over again.
Read More »Music Review: Sammy Hagar – ‘Sammy Hagar and Friends’
Sammy Hagar's new collection of songs employs many of his old friends in an uneven set of blues, country, and hard rock.
Read More »Music Review: Prism – ‘Prism’
Bassist Dave Holland's new quartet has an exiting new sound.
Read More »Music Review: Jimmy Buffett – ‘Songs from St. Somewhere’
The aging singer-songwriter shares songs, stories, and laughs with his fans in familiar style on this new album.
Read More »Music Review: Wild Ponies – ‘Things That Used to Shine’
You can feel the raw emotion in these well-crafted songs, and especially in Telisha Williams's voice as she sings songs of experience, but not of innocence.
Read More »Music Review: Boys Club – ‘Live From California – The Complete Concert’
A 1998 concert from The Boys Club—Keith Emerson, Marc Bonilla, and Glenn Hughes—contains previously unreleased nuggets that belong in many a rock fan's collection.
Read More »Music Review: The Band – ‘Live at The Academy of Music 1971’ [4-CD/1-DVD]
A celebration of rock and roll performed by the band who personified the music as few others ever have.
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