Love Songs for Guitar review. Love Songs for Guitar is an international collection of music that not only exhibits guitarist Terrence Farrell’s worldly, interesting music, but also shows his virtuoso skill. Terrence has a gentle touch, coaxing each …
Autumn Fires (And Green Shoots) review. English pianist Django Bates has a crazy sense of humor, the ability to use dissonance and noise as a logical part of his music, and a fresh approach to group playing. On this CD, a solo piano outing, he is …
Evening Fires review. This first solo effort by composer/guitarist Matt Balitsaris is entitled Evening Fires. He offers his fluid guitar work in a variety of settings, weaving a tapestry of music that is bright, lyrical and richly melodic. Sometimes …
Harp Blowers (1925-1936) review. This is a rather fascinating CD that features music from some of the earliest harmonica players on record. The forgotten John Henry Howard sounds fine on his only recordings (four songs from 1925 in which he sings …
Memphis Harp & Jug Blowers (1927-1939) review. During the 1920s and early ’30s, the harmonica and the jug permeated Memphis music, emerging in blues and hokum material, as well as in some religious performances by sanctified musicians. This set …
The Homewood Musical Instrument Company has been around at least since I moved to Birmingham back in 90′. Bob Tedrow is the owner and part time proprietor. Bob has an absolute love for Music and Concertina’s. He makes Concertina’s and is considered …
Jazz Highlights of the 1930’s & 1940’s, Vol. 2 review. There is a variety of unusual music from the swing era on this collectors’ LP. The big bands of Bunny Berigan (a five-minute version of “The Prisoner’s Song”), Duke Ellington, Larry Clinton (a …
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