It was 8 o’clock on Sunday. Like millions of other American households, the TV in the Intravaia household in Kearny Mesa was tuned in to the...
It’s been said you can tell a lot about a person from the company they keep. When asking friends, fans, and fellow musicians about Sharifah Muhammad...
“The White House?” I ask, almost incredulous. “Yes, Hanukkah at the White House,” says Yale Strom. It’s been a week since Strom was one of around...
I don’t speak Spanish, But I understand everything when I’m dancing! –“I Don’t Speak Spanish” by Bobby Matos and John Santos Alvin Toffler’s got nothing on...
Human nature is an ever-evolving magic trick out of the act of contrition: bowing one’s head to the laws of physics, and discovering how to work...
If you were a part of San Diego’s music community back in the late ’80s and remember ‘Bluesday Tuesdays’ or Sunday afternoons at Winston’s in OB,...
The funny thing about music is that it doesn’t rest so well in history. Because music is a living thing, it challenges us to explore its...
This is a story of how music has developed through time as a human art form. It expresses our deepest human feelings and gives us a...
Say what you will about this tourist trap of a monstropolis that we collectively call San Diego: over the landscape of the last five decades there...
