Rosie Flores: “Working Girl’s Guitar”
ROSIE FLORES Working Girl’s Guitar Bloodshot Rosie Flores steps into the producer’s chair for her 11th album, Working Girl’s Guitar, a solid effort that, true …
Posts tagged George Harrison
Wax Poetic: Derek and the Dominos’ “Layla and Other Assorted Love Songs”
By Jason Isbell (Oct/Nov 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 5) I was 10 years old when I first heard “Layla” on the local classic rock radio …
Ring of Fire In order to help country music reclaim its hillbilly soul, Jason and the Scorchers had to torch the status quo. Three decades on, that blazing grace still burns.
By Eric Hisaw (May/June 2012/vol. 5 – Issue 3) I was a 14-year-old fledgling guitar player that night in 1987 when I piled into a …
Like a Rolling Stone How does it feel to blow sax on some of the most famous tracks in rock ’n' roll history? Ask Lubbock's own Bobby Keys
By Eric Hisaw (LSM May/June 2011/vol. 4 – Issue 3) Bobby Keys, once called the “ruby-lipped essence of Lubbock, Texas” on an LP jacket, stood pokerfaced …
Q&A: Leon Russell Long before "The Union" teamed him with Rocket Man Elton John, this eclectic superstar helped define the very essence of Red Dirt music and spirit — even if he had no idea he was doing it.
By Michael Devers (LSM Oct/Nov 2010/vol 3 – issue 6) I didn’t know what to expect when I climbed aboard the tour bus parked under …
Q&A: Reckless Kelly
By Andrew Dansby May 2003 Reckless Kelly’s new album is packaged with a set of liner notes that reads almost like a manifesto. “The Problem:” …
