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Friday, April 26, 2024

Archive Review: Graham Parker & the Rumour’s Live In San Francisco 1979 (2010)

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By 1979, the angry, hurried punk-rock spewed out by such “Class of ‘77” grads as the Sex Pistols, the Damned and others had begun to give wa...

Archive Review: Charlie Musselwhite's Juke Joint Chapel (2013)

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Blues harp legend Charlie Musselwhite has been pretty busy since the 2010 release of his critically-acclaimed Alligator Records’ album The ...
Friday, April 19, 2024

CD Review: Johnny Thunders & Patti Palladin's Copy Cats (2024)

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At this point in the time-space continuum, singer, songwriter, and guitarist Johnny Thunders (née John Genzale) is more myth than man. It’s...

Archive Review: The Sounds' Living In America (2002)

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Red-hot, in-the-moment bands like Hot Hot Heat have helped launch a full-fledged ‘80s-styled new wave pop explosion, complete with infectiou...
Friday, April 12, 2024

Archive Review: Temple of Soul’s Brothers In Arms (2008)

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In the world of rock music, Clarence “The Big Man” Clemons is pretty much a known quantity. Almost 40 years blowin’ the sax behind Bru...

Archive Review: Various Artists - New Blood: The New Rock N Roll Vol. 2 (2002)

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For the past year or so the mainstream music press has been wetting itself over the “new rock ‘n’ roll” or “new garage rock” or whatever you...
Monday, April 8, 2024

Funkateer T.M. Stevens, R.I.P.

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Word comes from our friend, blues guitarist Eric Gales, that funk innovator T.M. Stevens passed away on March 10th, 2024 at the age of 72 a...
Friday, April 5, 2024

Archive Review: Joe Bonamassa's So, It's Like That (2002)

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The blues industry (what would Muddy think of that?) has been, well, singing the blues lately, and justifiably so. Seems that blues-oriented...

Archive Review: Transatlantic's SMPT:e (2000)

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The “progressive rock” label isn’t an albatross that too many bands are quick to hang around their necks these days, which makes the press m...
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Rev. Keith A. Gordon
Buffalo, New York, United States
A music journalist with over 50 years experience walking the pop culture beat, the Rev. Gordon was the editor of the popular 1990s-era Alt.Culture.Guide™ music webzine and book series. As a freelance writer, the self-proclaimed “Reverend of Rock & Roll” has had his words appear in over 100 regional, national and international publications including Creem, High Times, Blurt magazine, and the Rock and Roll Globe website. Gordon has also written extensively on the media, technology, and politics as well as music and the music biz. The Reverend is also the editor and publisher at Excitable Press and the author of 28 music-related books.
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