Reviews Fanning the Flames of Whitman’s ‘Subtle Electric Fire’ Enlisting the support of some 64 musicians and choir/session singers, GARRY DIAL and DICK OATTS have delivered a…
Reviews Quoth the Bard… AL BASILE, one of contemporary music's most literate artists, reaches new heights of eloquence and musicality on B'S…
Sky Above, Earth Below Sustainable Agriculture News The USDA is giving $35 million in funding to local and regional food systems, including farmers markets, but…
Deep Roots Theater THE TURNING POINT (1952) WILLIAM DIETERLE directs this fine early '50s film noir starring WILLIAM HOLDEN, EDMOND O'BRIEN, ED BEGLEY and ALEXIS…
Reviews Of the Earth and In the Spirit Stepping away from the JOHN FOGERTY camp, master of the keys BOB MALONE offers MOJO DELUXE, a solo…
Gospel News & Notes Genesis of a Gospel Song: ‘Total Praise’ In his new series GENESIS OF A GOSPEL SONG, gospel editor BOB MAROVICH gets the inside story from…
Bob Marovich's Gospel Picks Bob Marovich’s Gospel Picks A splendid septet of new gospel CDs reviewed by BOB MAROVICH, including new outpourings from JONATHAN MCREYNOLDS, KIM…
Reviews Of Senses Engaged and Hearts Touched Dig a fresh, imaginative take on some Brazilian evergreens--including three by ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM--on the fascinating BRAZILIAN PROJECT…
Classical Perspectives The Latinate Cello On the enticing ALVORADO, OPHELIE GAILLARD, better known as a baroque and classical cellist, convincingly performs a wide…
📷 Reviews Wasn’t That a Time? In 1966 BOB DYLAN recorded BLONDE ON BLONDE in Nashville and the floodgates opened. A new double-CD collection…