Ramblin’ Jack Elliot is a vividly colorful character, one of the most experienced performers on this planet, and an iconic element of American musical history. I...
It was 1998, when a rag tag bunch of mostly teens, with pawn shop instruments in hand, left Ithaca, New York for Canada, planning to play...
There is something fierce, bold, and prophetic at the core of progressive bluegrass artist and co-founder of Nickel Creek, Chris Thile’s work over the last four...
Keyboardist John Opferkuch has made a home for himself in San Diego, playing alongside such local jazz heavyweights as Peter Sprague, Matt Hall, and Mark Lessman....
Singer/songwriter Eve Selis has much to share with the release of her latest CD, Dark Sky Blue, engineered and mixed by Alex Wong at Angelhouse South...
If you’ve ever watched any Renaissance-period films, you probably remember seeing a hearty band of troubadours plying their trades on the go. Think of the traveling...
Will Stucky and I met twice in his upstairs apartment in University Heights to chat about all the things that make him him. The place is...
If you’ve grown up in San Diego like myself, you may have heard of bands like the Hitmakers, the Crawdaddys, and the Nashville Ramblers. A throughline...
Last year marked the 50th anniversary of the release of Paul Simon’s There Goes Rhymin’ Simon, a mostly good-humored LP that contrasted with the often-melancholy tone...
