It’s been three years since Peter Himmelman rebuffed his own doubts with the introspective The Boat That Carries Us. The disillusion displayed in the 2007 documentary Rock God gave way to a more emotionally agile life that turned obstacles into […]
It’s been three years since Peter Himmelman rebuffed his own doubts with the introspective The Boat That Carries Us. The disillusion displayed in the 2007 documentary Rock God gave way to a more emotionally agile life that turned obstacles into […]
Where to begin with this review? I’ve been an admirer of Minnesota’s Peter Himmelman since I picked up his first album “This Father’s Day,” for $1.99 in a thrift shop. That’s right. A thrift shop. Back then that was the best way […]
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