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Monday, October 5, 2026
Archive Review: The Nighthawks’ 444 (2013)
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Veteran roots ‘n’ blues legends the Nighthawks follow up their 2012 release Damn Good Time with another strong entry in a catalog that’s b...
Friday, October 2, 2026
Archive Review: Pendragon’s The History: 1984-2000 (2006)
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For over twenty years, British neo-prog stalwarts Pendragon have bucked commercial trends in favor of exploring the classically-minded, fol...
Monday, September 28, 2026
Archive Review: Well-Matched – The Best of Merl Saunders & Jerry Garcia (2006)
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Lost amidst the mythos that continues to build around the Grateful Dead is a simple, undeniable fact – Jerry Garcia was a hell of a guitari...
Friday, September 25, 2026
Archive Review: Dave Cousins’ The Boy In The Sailor Suit (2007)
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It’s been 35 years since Dave Cousins , singer and primary songwriter for British folk-rock legends the Strawbs, recorded a solo album. It’s...
Monday, September 21, 2026
Archive Review: Billy Joe Shaver’s Greatest Hits (2007)
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Many of country music’s greatest talents have considered him their favorite tunesmith, and his songs have been recorded by everybody from Bo...
Friday, September 18, 2026
Archive Review: Billy Joe Shaver’s Everybody’s Brother (2007)
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There’s often a fine line between sin and salvation and, like most outlaws, Billy Joe Shaver has one foot in the honky-tonk and one in the ...
Monday, September 14, 2026
Archive Review: The Drive-By Truckers’ A Blessing and A Curse (2006)
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With A Blessing and A Curse , America’s favorite cult band takes a shot at the mainstream with a musically and lyrically expansive effort. W...
Friday, September 11, 2026
CD Review: Warner E. Hodges’ Absolutely (2026)
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Warner E. Hodges will forever be known as the flamethrowing guitarist for Jason & the Nashville Scorchers, the rowdiest bunch o’ rocker...
Monday, September 7, 2026
Archive Review: Blue Cheer’s What Doesn’t Kill You (2007)
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Although they’ve influenced everything from Seattle grunge to modern “stoner rock,” Blue Cheer has always been nothing more than a humble ‘...
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