Category Archive: Music Recommendations

Feb 12

Spinoza’s Dream

“Spinoza’s Dream” – Dave Nachmanoff Dave Nachmanoff writes and performs thoughtful and thought provoking music that is just a joy to listen to. His songs are the songs of life and living. His latest CD is a series of songs that are themed on various philosophers through time.  All of this is done without getting …

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May 22

Carla Ulbrich – Joe’s Ex-Girlfriend

“Joe’s Ex-Girlfriends” – Carla Ulbrich I’m not sure if Carla Ulbrich should be classified as a comedian first and a musician second or the other way around. Her songs are relevant to the ironies of modern life and give a pause to stop and look at what kind of a mess we make of ourselves. …

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May 22

Janiva – Love Wins Again

“I Won’t Cry” – Janiva Magness There hasn’t been a female Blues singer that has gone straight to my heart like Janiva since Janis Joplin teamed up with Big Brother and the Holding Company to make “Cheap Thrills” She is the best that this century has seen. Just WOW and more WOW. If you even …

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Mar 28

Those WERE the Days My Friend

Circe lets loose the hounds It isn’t often that a pretty, talented lead singer lets her backups’s have a shot at the limelight. Rachel Wolf and Laura Drew are just perfect backing Circe up. Their harmonies capture all of the beauty and spunk of The Andrews Sisters with the overtones of Mary Ford. Then she …

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Mar 28

Circe Link and Christian Nesmith On-Line Concert

Time for some Good Vibrations!! Things are coming together for a special Circe Link/Christian Nesmith on-line concert in April. Mark your calendars for Sunday, April 10th at 6:00 Eastern Daylight Time (That’s 4:00 in the afternoon for you folks in Utah). They are going to have special guest Robbie Rist on the show. You might …

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Oct 29

Paul Guzzone!! House Concert!!

The place I’m most familiar seeing Paul Guzzone is playing Bass for the Bacon Brothers (and a few times backing my friend Cindy Alexander).  At a house concert he was performing at last April, I made the mistake of buying a copy of his EP experiment 3 in 1.1.  I haven’t been able to get the …

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May 09

Bird’s Amazing Odyssey & The Meaning of Tea

My mother used to sing to her children.  There were quite a few of us (I was number 9 of 13).  Singing was one of her tools for getting the herd to settle down at night and to give her a little peace and quiet. It wasn’t just nursery rhymes or lullabies, but just what ever …

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Mar 26

Milk Crate #G1

Picture of ram and young sheep

Social Media Buttons Sometimes, sorting the albums in the milk crates was based on the album art.  This milk crate must have been loaded because of the beautiful women on the covers.  This set includes five gorgeous women with incredible songwriting skills and presence in their performances.  Give a listen to these impressive indie singer/songwriters.  …

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Jan 23

Little River Band

Little River Band Maryland Live – 22 Jan, 2014 The first time Cindy and I saw the Little River Band in concert was in Colorado in 1984.  They put on a jaw dropping performance that became one of my reference points for what a concert should be.  This in mind there was more than a little reservation …

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Sep 19

Blue Sky Riders

Generally, country music sets as well with me as white lightning (moonshine). It is harsh, tastes bad, and makes my head hurt. However, there are songs that are recorded by ‘country’ musicians that transcend the genre. Blue Sky Riders is a group that truly fits this transcendent country style. If it needed to be categorized …

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