Boz Scaggs has made a career out of mellow rock. But for his latest, Out of the Blues, Scaggs wanted to show off his roots as child of the ’50s. The title is a literal description of content — technically […]
Boz Scaggs has made a career out of mellow rock. But for his latest, Out of the Blues, Scaggs wanted to show off his roots as child of the ’50s. The title is a literal description of content — technically […]
There were many tribute concerts in bars, clubs, and performance halls around the country on May 24, 2016, the diamond anniversary of Bob Dylan’s birth. I chose the one that was the second day of a two-night tribute at the Ryman. […]
Boz Scaggs, best known in mainstream pop music for his classic ’70s disco-era album, Silk Degrees, has always drawn his roots, influence, and musical expression from Texas blues. He began with a blues guitar in his hands as a teenager in Texas. The […]
Boz Scaggs 5/12/15 Fox Theatre Tucson, AZ
Boz Scaggs 5/12/15 Fox Theatre Tucson, AZ
Boz Scaggs 5/12/15 Fox Theatre Tucson, AZ
Boz Scaggs 5/12/15 Fox Theatre Tucson, AZ
Boz Scaggs 5/12/15 Fox Theatre Tucson, AZ
The contrast could not be greater between the muted dark brown cover of Boz Scaggs’ eponymous 1969 debut album and the golden melodies inside. On that cover stands a rumpled young singer-songwriter partially obscuring a nondescript doorway, an image that […]
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