On November 25, 1940, God created a great legend that would impact many lives near and far. He created a unique, distinguished sound by the name...
Who would’ve thought that milquetoast La Mesa would morph into a blues powerhouse every April as several hundred suburbanites transform Harry Griffen Park into the south...
What the hell was it about Harry Nilsson that made him so unique, so freaktastically special? In a culture teeming with celebrity pop stars and famous...
A Saturday night in downtown San Diego, my friend and I head to the Westgate Hotel to hear Jonathan Karrant. It’s a windy night, and as...
During the late ’60s and early ’70s, the Singer Company was doing more than convincing grandma to upgrade her sewing machine. Singer was the sponsor for...
It’s May. That means that throughout San Diego, from San Ysidro all the way up to Oceanside you can practically taste the blackened catfish and smell...
While Hawaiian music has become mostly overlooked in Americana-roots music culture, it has influenced rock, blues, folk and country music on the mainland over the last...
Let the Chargers leave for Carson. Let the symphony fold. Let the San Diego Gulls skate in and out of town every 15 years. After everything...
It’s Sunday night in Normal Heights and all is quiet — except for the crowded Sycamore Den, where every seat is filled, along with plenty of...
