Archive for March, 2007
RON SEXSMITH > Time Being
Now 15 years and nine albums into his career, Ron Sexsmith must wonder what he has to do to get some attention.
VICKY MCGEHEE: Tweaking Her Dream
Like most of Nashville’s top songwriters, Vicky McGehee came to Nashville to chase her dreams…
RICKIE LEE JONES > Sermon on Exposition Boulevard
Inspired by the words and philosophies of Jesus Christ, it’s a document of faith for modern times.
BOB DYLAN > Don’t Look Back – ’65 Tour Deluxe Edition
D.A. Pennebaker’s groundbreaking film of Dylan’s 1965 solo, unplugged British tour is often cited as the first rock-era documentary.
LAST TOWN CHORUS > Wire Waltz
Music best listened to in the dark, on the deep pile, with the cans on.
PATTY GRIFFIN: The Midlife Crisis Revisited
It’s hard to believe that someone actually told Griffin she should stick to the quieter end of the spectrum just a few years back…
DAVID VANDERVELDE: With Little Help from His Friends
Part glammed-up Bowie swagger, part John Lennon echo-laden intimacy, the eight-song effort from the 22-year-old Michigan native is a confidently retro-fitted exercise in sounds that fell out of favor before he was born.
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