Raul Amador
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Oct 1, 2026
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Bassist John Levén, the Low-End Force Behind Europe - October/November 2026 Issue (opens the original)
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Few bands have left as unmistakable a mark on rock music as Sweden’s Europe. Formed in 1979, the band has become one of the genre’s enduring pillars, creating a catalog that continues to resonate with generations of fans around the world. The song has become far more than a rock anthem; it has been woven into our personal music collections and has found a second life in countless movies, television shows, commercials, sporting events, and pop-culture moments around the globe. For more than four
Artist Update With Bassist Adam Rigg (opens the original)
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Some of you may remember my interview back in 2020 with bassist and frontman Adam Rigg of The Bad Day Blues Band. If you missed that one, you can check it out here. Well, time has certainly been flying by, and a lot has happened since that conversation. The band has evolved, changed its name to The Bad Day featuring the BD Horns, and is now gearing up for the release of a brand-new album, The Great Blues Song Book, arriving November 13th. Through it all, The Bad Day has continued doing its part
Interview With Bassist Gustavo Schartz (opens the original)
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I was especially excited when the Buena Vista Social Club documentary was released in 1999. As a longtime fan of Cuban music, I was immediately drawn to the incredible musicians, the music, and the story behind the project. Needless to say, I bought the album, and soon found myself picking up several other recordings connected to the Buena Vista Social Club phenomenon. So when I heard that a Broadway musical inspired by this remarkable story and music was in the works, a whole new wave of excite
Interview With The Bites Bassist, Zack Currier (opens the original)
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Hailing from Los Angeles, The Bites are quickly becoming one of rock’s most exciting rising bands, building serious momentum with their infectious energy and unmistakable sound. Bassist Zach Currier took an unconventional path to the low end, trading in his guitars to lock down the groove, and he hasn’t looked back. With the band’s highly anticipated self-titled album set for release this September, the excitement surrounding this next chapter is impossible to ignore. Join me as Zach shares the
Bassist Jeff Pilson, Celebrating Foreigner’s Fifty Years - August/September 2026 Issue (opens the original)
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In January 2024, I had the great opportunity to sit down with Jeff Pilson, bassist, vocalist, and musical director for Foreigner (You can check out that interview here). Now, just over two years later, a lot has happened. From the band’s induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2024 to presently celebrating their 50th anniversary, Foreigner continues to prove why their legacy endures. I also had the chance to catch their electrifying performance at The Venetian Resort this past March, an
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