Nick DeRiso / February 7, 2011 6:14 am
by Something Else Reviews Gary Moore, former guitarist with Thin Lizzy and Skid Row, has died at age 58. The Belfast-born Moore, perhaps most famous for his 1979 hit “Parisienne Walkways” with the late Phil Lynott, was found dead in a hotel room Sunday while vacationing at the Costa del Sol, Spain. The cause of death was not immediately known. [...]
S. Victor Aaron / July 12, 2010 5:00 am
Trombone Shorty’s sudden emergence on the national music scene from the streets of Treme is one of the big music stories of 2010. by S. Victor Aaron Sometimes when listening to music, neither jazz nor mainstream is right for the moment. Blues or something folky or rootsy is usually called upon to fill in that gap. And there’s been a [...]
S. Victor Aaron / March 23, 2010 5:00 am
by Pico Note: Today a Rerun installment is necessary to re-introduce the Something Else article on the Joe Bonamassa CD that releases today. This review first appeared on February 21, but we thought this record merits a reprint of that review, because, to be frank, it flat-out kicks butt: A year ago, we drooled a little over a power blues [...]
S. Victor Aaron / February 20, 2010 6:00 am
by Pico A year ago, we drooled a little over a power blues record by an ascending star on the blues scene, Joe Bonamassa. Since then The Ballad Of John Henry rocketed to the #1 position on Billboard’s Blues Albums charts, #103 on its Top 200, #35 Rock chart and #1 Heatseekers, in addition to seeing other chart action. Last [...]
S. Victor Aaron / September 22, 2009 5:00 am
by S. Victor Aaron “Guitar virtuoso” for some can conjure up images of lightning fast shredders and gadget-filled guitar pyrotechnics. Some of these guys are pretty amazing technicians, to be sure, but a lot of them forget about applying their ample technique to songs that are any joy to listen to. But Oz Noy is not one of them. Israeli-born [...]
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