“For me, music is life.” Says Nancy Mestyanek. She gives a slight smile and glances over at Harry, her husband and bandmate in Folding Mr. Lincoln....
The churning waters of a recording’s creative flow can be fraught with peril. Poor intonation, drifting pitch, and rhythmic slop seem to co-conspire in a tireless...
When Lance Armstrong sat down with Oprah Winfrey last month to confess his sins he gave us all a gift. It was a portrait held fast...
Hot Rod Harris was one of those rare souls in life who made everyone feel welcome, no matter how disparate a crowd he was in. Part...
I opened Folk Arts Rare Records on July 31, 1967, and for most of the years and days that make them up I have been in...
It is February once again ladies and gents, a time when we traditionally celebrate African-American culture in this country with Black History Month. Being born and...
I suppose the reign of the Face as a sort of universal currency has a lot to do with its versatility. It is the chosen representation...
Freebo, an acclaimed session musician (bass, guitar, tuba) with luminous credits, who toured with Bonnie Raitt for a decade, is also an accomplished — and award-winning...
As you drive west on Southern California’s Interstate 8 you get to take in some pretty incredible scenery along the way… a kaleidoscope of shimmering earth...
