In the last issue I addressed my thoughts on why bluegrass music is so popular in spite of the fact it is rarely found on commercial...
Eddie Lenhart’s first album was back in 2008; Levittown found the local Americana singer/songwriter singing country-pop influenced songs, many of them introspective. He followed up with...
Engaging in conversation with piano colossus Joshua White is somewhat akin to experiencing one of his live performances. There will be a natural, if unpredictable arc,...
Plugging Into Better In what can only be described as some sort of grand irony, the very first musical recordings couldn’t even be played back and...
Wake-up call What would you do if the doctors gave you a three-year prognosis? Seriously?! For most of us, this is at most an interesting thought...
As Arlo, Sarah Lee, and Abe Guthrie return to the Belly Up with the Re: Generation Tour this month, I take a journey through my personal...
This year is turning into a big year for Danny Green. Last month the jazz pianist and educator received the Best Jazz award at the 2018...
Indian Joe is familiar to many Troubadour readers for contributing guitar and songs to the Ramona band Dusty and the LoveNotes. Joe is a committed electric...
Back before Nashville became “the home of country music,” and the music was still called country and western, the San Diego area was a major center...
