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Cracker - Milk & Honey With David LoweryBy Joanne Schenker on June 16, 2009Signing with a new record label (Savoy/429 Records) Cracker returns with the usual suspects: Lowery’s long-time partner, Johnny Hickman, drummer Frank Funaro and bassist Sal Maida. Taking a new approach to more » | 
Roger Joseph Manning Jr. - Catnip DynamiteBy Ayan Farah on June 09, 2009Multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, producer and arranger Roger Joseph Manning Jr. will have to add ‘Guru’ to his list of titles. While discussing the release of his latest album, Catnip Dynamite (Oglio), more » |
More Features | |  | Arkells - "Here Comes The Boss" By Joshua Kloke on May 19, 2009 Arkells' debut record, Jackson Square, a homage to their blue-collar hometown of Hamilton, Ontario has been garnering raves reviews with college radio and major press alike. Jackson Square is a wash More » 0 Comments | Email This |
| |  | Sara Watkins - Solo & Confident By Jason Gonulsen on April 20, 2009 The John Paul Jones-produced album, Watkins’ first as a solo artist, doesn’t lack in any area; instead, it soars with the star power that surrounds every note. Besides the aforementioned Jones, More » 0 Comments | Email This |
| |  | Rachael Yamagata - Lost and Found By Deb Draisin on March 31, 2009 Yamagata's latest double disc set: Elephants...Teeth Sinking Into Heart was produced largely by Mike Mogis (Bright Eyes, Rilo Kiley, The Faint), and also John Alagia (John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band, Happenstance), More » 10 Comments | Email This |
| |  | John Scofield - Piety Street By Doug Collette on March 23, 2009 As John Scofield’s career has evolved, he has turned into almost as much of a musicologist as a musician. The transformation has occurred, however, without slighting the latter most and significant More » 1 Comments | Email This |
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