Article by Lori S. Twohy Photos by Skip Tapp Phish is on fire and the flame just keeps getting hotter. Every fan that has seen the band since they reunited last year will agree that they could not be more “new and improved”. In my opinion, it feels more like they were secretly practicing...
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Article by Sarah Powell Cassada Back in 1995, I got a call from my buddy Kevin inviting me to go to a Dead show. He was leaving in about an hour, and ended up with an extra ticket somehow. Never having been to a show, he wanted to treat me to my first experience. ...
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Article by James D. McCallister Photo by Chris Miller Set 1: Tube, Kill Devil Falls, Slave to the Traffic Light, Lawn Boy, Poor Heart, AC/DC Bag, The Moma Dance > My Friend, My Friend, Cold Water, Bathtub Gin, Stealing Time From the Faulty Plan Set 2: Wilson > Seven Below > 46 Days >...
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Article and Photos by Skip Tapp The Heavy Pets played to a nearly sold out crowd Saturday, May 8, at the Culture Room in Ft. Lauderdale, FL to launch their second studio album. The self titled album displays the bands musical diversity. The album contains good ‘ol rock-n-roll, some nice R&B, rock-n-rap, a little...
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Article by Kim Welsh Photos by Sidney Smith (SidneySmithPhotos.com) Music was an Allman family tradition. They hailed from the Tennessee hill country forty miles west of Nashville. Weekends were spent listening to the Grand Ole Opry on the radio and many family members sang and played traditional instruments-mandolin, guitar, banjo- performing gospel and Carter family classics and in...
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Article and Photos by Skip Tapp One can’t write a review about a festival at the Suwannee Music Park without starting it off with, “Way down upon the Suwannee River!” The Wanee Music Festival, held April 15-17, in Live Oak, Florida, is no longer North Florida’s little secret. After last years record crowds, this...
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