Had guitars been around 2000 years ago, it’s a good bet that a couple of Jesus’ hipper apostles would have been playing Hebrew folk music on...
From its opening strains of a big, loud tuba and saxophone, you know you’re going to be in for a wild ride with this premier CD...
San Diegan Dan Gindling says he started writing the songs for his CD Fingerprints a year after his wife’s 2008 passing, as a sort of therapy....
With his fourth and newest CD, Desert Diamonds, songster Michael Crossman continues his presentations of his country and country/pop crossover songs. With greater production values than...
Forget everything about what you think rock ‘n’ roll, jazz, symphonic orchestral scores, or perhaps even what the avant-garde are all about. As the title of...
San Diego’s legacy of great female torch singers tilts toward the blues side of the aisle: Jeannie Cheatham, Ella Ruth Piggee, Missy Andersen. As far as...
Contemporary Christian music was relatively new in the late ’60s when this writer was strumming a green Fender Jaguar in churches that included St Louise in...
Although Joe Garrison has played music around San Diego for a long time, he is not as well known as many of his colleagues. That’s unfortunate,...
If Tennessee is truly the home of what we call country music these days, then this is the kind of record that ought to be coming...
