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Albert Lee, "Mr. Telecaster," Rocks Novato at Cookout Concert | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Over the many decades Albert Lee has been strapping on an axe, he’s earned the nickname Mr. Telecaster. As one of England’s pre-eminent country-rock guitarists, Lee has been plugging in with his trusty Fender as a member of Emmylou Harris’ Hot Band, doing a five-year stint as a sidemember for Eric Clapton and as a musical director for more than 20 years with his heroes, The Everly Brothers, a stint that started with the duo’s 1983 reunion concert. While most 80-somethings would be perfectly cont
Darkness & Glory, Duane Betts & Palmetto Motel in Mill Valley | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Ask Duane Betts what Isle of Hope, the title of his new full-length sophomore album means, and he’ll tell you it ranges from being a respite from the daily news cycle to navigating the passing of his father and mentor Dickey Betts back on April 18, 2024. For the younger Betts the title was also inspired by a literal sign that greeted him as he worked to complete his follow-up album to his 2023 full-length debut, Wild & Precious Life. “The title of Isle of Hope came from driving to the studio eve
Still Shakinâ: North Mississippi Allstars at Sweetwater | Pacific Sun (opens the original)
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Modern Mississippi music. If one asks Luther Dickinson to define what the North Mississippi Allstars (NMA) create, thatâs the answer theyâll get from the singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist. Itâs the path he and his brother, Cody, have been going down ever since NMA dropped their 2000 debut, Shake Hands with Shorty, and the one that eventually will lead them to Mill Valleyâs Sweetwater Music Hall this coming Thursday, Aug. 20. âBy the time we made Shake Hands with Shorty, our recip
Raised on Radio, Melissa Etheridge Headlines Green Music Center | Bohemian | Sonoma & Napa Counties (opens the original)
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Melissa Etheridge is a survivor. For starters, try coming out publicly as a lesbian in January 1992 at a time when entertainers didn’t do that kind of thing, surviving breast cancer and most recently, losing a child to an opioid overdose. This kind of reclamation of self and survival over the trauma and tragedies real life throws at people are a central tenet of Rise, Etheridge’s new album and first collection of original material since 2019’s The Medicine Show. For the Kansas native, it was als
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