Steve Earle and The Dukes ‘Terraplane’ Album Review
Steve Earle’s divorce album ‘Terraplane’ is a tour de force, a killer record of confessional blues and sex-drenched regret.
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Steve Earle’s divorce album ‘Terraplane’ is a tour de force, a killer record of confessional blues and sex-drenched regret.
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Patty Griffin’s ‘American Kid’ is one of the leading candidates for Roots Album of the decade.
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This young man’s debut album was a marvel, destined to make a great impact on both electronica and the world of music at large.
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Cinematic, sexy, eerie and soulful, Reverie was a revelation to fans of Joe Henry, old and new alike.
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A deep dive by musician/writer Naomi Kavka into the familiar and the unfamiliar tracks throughout the seven (yes, 7!) decades of surf rock.
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Take one of the greatest instrumental openings of any rock song, add the sexy voice of Ronnie Bennett, the pop production skills of Phil Spector, and you have one unforgettable record.
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