H. Kink: “men.”
H. KINK men. Hello Magic Recordings H. Kink is the side project — essentially solo but also sort of a duo and/or sometimes a band, …
By Michael Corcoran Owner Don Robey had the muscle and the money, but business manager Evelyn Johnson was the brains and the backbone behind the …
By j. poet Once you hear the voice of Blind Willie Johnson, you’ll never forget it. His stentorian growl is the essence of soul; every …
By Michael Corcoran On Easter Sunday 1972, Texas artist Boyd Elder was the toast of the Los Angeles music and arts community. His one-man “American …
By Michael Corcoran We praise our pioneers who’ve found subtle new ways to play their instruments, but rare is the one who invents a new …
A new morning, a new post from Gibby Haynes’ 1995 radio show on Austin’s 101-X. Come back tomorrow for another exhumed segment! Related Post: Read …
By Michael Corcoran Two things happened in Austin in June 1995 that would have impact on each other until the end of the year — …
Tom Wilson: A record producer is a psychoanalyst with rhythm By Michael Corcoran Rick Rubin is known as a producer who gets the best from …
By Michael Corcoran (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – issue 3) Rod Kennedy at the 2013 Kerrville Folk Festival (Photo by Susan Roads) Austin became known as …
Notes from the Editor By Richard Skanse (LSM May/June 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 3) It was four years ago this month that I finished editing …
By Michael Corcoran (LSM March/April 2014/vol. 7 – Issue 2) On Blue Friday, the day Austin DJ Larry Monroe died from respiratory failure at age …