In 1935, when country music was in its infancy, the novelty of the music and its artists had just begun to spread throughout the country, thanks...
Music and arts festivals and other cultural events have exploded in popularity over the last few decades, ranging from massive multi-day events like Coachella, Lollapalooza, and...
A few days ago, I stood in my home studio and realized something strange. I had finished the album. After ten years of dreaming and two...
Mission Bay is the kind of place that tricks you into believing in peace. The water is calm, kids are biking in circles, the trees are...
RUTH BROWN, 1928-2006 In this column, for the most part, I have not written about the women who have easily identified names, choosing the more obscure...
When Victor Baker, a self-described lifelong jazz guitar nut, isn’t building an instrument, he is writing, preparing, and playing his original music with his group. His...
Every singer-songwriter needs to like the sound of their own voice—literally and figuratively. It’s imperative. You can’t spend countless hours writing, recording, performing, and self-promoting if...
Hello Troubadourians! I missed you in September! Sometimes the real world demands a lot of time… It’s good to be back in Rocktober as KGB radio...
Remembering San Diego’s Live Music Heyday Bruce Cameron passed away from cancer on July 1, as reported in San Diego Troubadour’s September issue. The following is...
