Tag Archives: Roots Rock

if you really want to get to know the man, buy his music. What you hear is truly what you get.

This DVD is a great introduction to one of the greatest bands and the greatest albums of the last forty years.

Part one of a two part interview with Blues musician Watermelon Slim.

They play every song like it could be their last, and every note like there could be no tomorrow.

Cook's sensitivity to the importance of empty space is something young performers don't usually develop so early in their careers.

.... it may not be Southern Rock, but it sure is a great example of classic 1970's Rock and Roll.

You know there is no artifice in that voice or that man and you are listening to the genuine article if there ever was one.

...at least this disc is available again so that there's a record of Lockwood's truly remarkable guitar sound.

The long-awaited return of a fantastic Pacific Northwest singer/songwriter.

Heyman does more things on the drums in two and a half minutes than most drummers do in their band's whole set.