• Into the Blue

    ‘Into the Blue’ Comes out of Country Tradition
    Rachel Cholst Posted On January 16, 2019


    The first, and perhaps only, thing you need to know about Alice Wallace’s Into the Blue is I’ve already put it on my “Top Albums of 2019” list. Perhaps I should also note that I’ve never kept a list like […]


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    Album Review
    Ron Spencer Band’s Jukebox of the Collective Consciousness Makes for Great Blues Rock
    Steven Ovadia Posted On September 20, 2018


    I can’t think of many artists who understood songwriting better than the Beatles. So on “All You Need is Love,” when John sings “Nothing you can sing that can’t be sung,” he’s recognizing that music is really just strategic borrowing. […]


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    Album Review
    Blues That Are a Tray of Hot Cookies Out of the Oven with Bonnie Raitt Flavor
    John Apice Posted On February 19, 2018


    Coming a little late to this one but it’s not something a blues lover should miss out on. Nova Scotia’s Kim Doolittle’s “Into the Blue,” is Kim’s ninth studio album and there is much to recommend it. Of the eleven […]


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