Over the weekend of January 15-18, the bluegrass tribe gathered at the Marriott Hotel in downtown Bakersfield for the annual Great 48 event. There were folks from the San Diego...
Okay. I made it. But barely. It took a nudge from Liz and another from my conscience to sit back down at the keyboard. As I...
American folk music has long been a loudspeaker against fascism, tyranny, and subjugation. Artists are often moved to turn their pens, guitars, keyboards, banjos, wash boards,...
Introduction Artist sponsorships and endorsements occupy a unique place in the modern music industry. They are often viewed as milestones of professional success, signaling validation from...
Hello Troubadourians! I often write about practicing, finding new ideas, getting out of ruts, and ways to improve your playing. In fact, there was a lot...
This month marks the second year of my engagement as a columnist for the San Diego Troubadour! I have been grateful to share just some of...
Welcome to February, friends! You’re going to LOVE our special guest co host on this month’s Listen Local Show, it’s Taylin Rae! Get to know her...
Last year at this time, I talked about an alternative to resolutions: A rubric of personal accountability. This year I want to go in the opposite...
Hello Troubadourians! Do you make New Year’s resolutions? The start of a new year seems like the perfect time to make changes in our lives, or...
