Here are few new music releases on vinyl that I am looking forward to this year.
Mesa County is now at “high risk” level orange for COVID-19, just recently moving away from “severe risk” level red.
Here are four more album suggestions for the music lover this Christmas.
Do you have a music lover to shop for this Christmas? If so, I have some ideas to help you.
Saying good-bye is hard, especially when writing this column brought us so many new friends as we explored and shared some of our favorite businesses. But this will be our last column.
Last week, two recordings came out that I have been looking forward to since their release was announced.
On the DVD “Troubadours; Rise Of the Singer Songwriter” David Crosby says that an artist or a band can take 10 years or their whole life to make that first record. But it is the second album where you find out how good they really are.
The winter holidays are coming and we want to shop local.
If you are a frequent reader of this column, you know that I am a big fan of Steely Dan.
One of, if not the most anticipated reissues in the 32 year history of Triple Play Records will be available on Oct. 16.
We have been hitting our pantry pretty hard these last months.
In continuation of what is a different year for Record Store Day — instead of a one-day event, for 2020 it is spaced over three days and beyond — Saturday, Sept. 26, will be the second “drop day” for special releases.
If you are a fan of Fleetwood Mac prior to the Lindsey Buckingham/Stevie Nicks era, I have what I think is some great news for you.
It is fall and that means back to school, including lifelong learning classes.
Until this year, Record Store Day was held one Saturday every April since 2008. Now it has adapted to current events and created a new way to celebrate Record Store Day.
The earworm that keeps reverberating in our heads is the old song “Don’t Get Around Much Anymore.”
“Take the last train to Clarksville. And I’ll meet you at the station. You can be there by four-thirty. ‘Cause I’ve made your reservation, don’t be slow.”
Colorado has had its fair share of musicians and bands make it on the national scene.
Rita’s dad used to say that everyone needed to have their own barbecue guy.
For most of my life I listened to rock ’n’ roll music more than any other genre. That changed in the past year as I have listened to jazz more than any other music.
It is no secret that I love country-rock music. The Flying Burrito Brothers, The Byrds, Poco and, to some extent, Michael Nesmith get most of the credit for creating the genre.
