In The Works EP

Robert Henry

Robert Henry’s EP In The Works sits at 6 songs, 20 minutes but packs about as much honky tonk as one could hope for within that span. And with some trickling news & lots of hope from this…

Face Your Fear

Curtis Harding

Curtis Harding digs down deep and then throws his entire soul on the table with Face Your Fear. Showing an extreme amount of vulnerability and allowing the listener in. Growing up just 100 miles outside of Detroit, MI…

Changes

Neal Francis

If I was an album on Sunday morning – I’d be this album. Or something like that. Happy Sunday! This album is so easy and groovy. An exploration of sound and soul. Changes hits with all of the…

Krishna Country Gold

BB Palmer

BB Palmer’s Krishna Country Gold is a playground for the ears. Both country & western to the core but also bedazzled throughout with a well crafted psychedelic touch. Musically it’s full of fun tempo changes and classic sounds…

A Brand New Me

Aretha Franklin

The incredible Aretha Franklin passed away 4 years ago today so it seems fitting to feature her last studio album, A Brand New Me(with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra). Recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London, this album flew…

Sings For The King

Glen Campbell

Glen Campbell passed away 5 years ago today. The collection of songs on this album were recorded between the years of 1964 – 1968. Recorded for Elvis and intended to never be heard by anyone other than the…

Self Titled

Color Green

Musically, this album has an abundance of talented southern rock & twang to be a full fledged country album. But the whispering vocals have it coming off more like an Allman Brothers or Grateful Dead set. To double…

Odd, Ordinary & Otherwise

Chris Acker

Chris Acker dropped a doozy with Odd, Ordinary & Otherwise. With it being my introduction to Acker, it was a very easy listen. Bouncing from acoustic numbers full of sorrow to full band toe-tappers with dancing irresistibility &…

Self Titled

Dalton Mills’ debut album is nothing short of terrific. Simplified and stripped down in the best way. Light on production to put emphasis on his storytelling that clearly comes from the heart and soul. Slowly digging it’s way…

Self Titled

Tyler Lance Walker Gill’s self titled solo debut is chocked full of honky tonk jukebox bangers. The type of honky tonk you’d belly-up with a sweaty wad of cash sitting in front of you – and the barkeep…