The Voice has echoed throughout time, informed by struggle and pain, and will continue to, even though Vern Gosdin is gone.
Month: April 2021
Album Review: Tracy Lawrence - ‘Hindsight 2020, Vol. 1: Stairway to Heaven Highway to Hell’
Tracy Lawrence celebrates 30 years in music with the first installment of an eventual three-volume project … and also arguably makes his best project in years.
The Boom-or-Bust Jukebox - Week 17 (2021): (Yola, Graycie York, Brett Young, Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris, and Ingrid Andress)
Other than solid offerings from Yola and Graycie York, this week was mostly a wash.
Album Reviews: Eric Church - ‘Heart & Soul’
Heart & Soul works best when viewed as a whole, rather than as three individual projects.
The Sunday Morning Paper: Country Singer Gets Dog and Truck Back Without Playing Song Backwards (April 25, 2021)
Dwight Yoakam’s debut album gets pulled from streaming services, we uncover the mystery behind a Prince-penned Kenny Rogers song, and we get treated to a whole bunch of new music releases in this week’s Sunday Morning Paper.
The Melting Pot: Opinions … Everyone’s Got One
A random rambling on various topics related to our various approaches in listening to music.
Clusterpluck Album Reviews: Triston Marez, Dallas Moore, and Canaan Smith
The second of two album review roundups for today, which features thoughts on the latest offerings from Triston Marez, Dallas Moore, and Canaan Smith.
Clusterpluck Album Reviews: Adeem the Artist, Melissa Carper, and Katie Jo
The first of two album review roundups for today, which features thoughts on the latest offerings from Adeem the Artist, Melissa Carper, and Katie Jo.
The Boom-or-Bust Jukebox - Week 16 (2021): (IV and The Strange Band, Side Pony, Charlie Worsham, Thomas Rhett, Kenny Chesney, etc.)
A weird week that’s saved by my favorite throwback review yet.
The Sunday Morning Paper: Dang Me! ACM Fever Leads to Slow News Week (April 18, 2021)
Most of this week’s coverage was dedicated to tonight’s ACM Awards, so this is a truly lighter week for this feature.
The Musical Divide 