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Nearly derailed by health issues, singer-songwriter Joshua Ray Walker is still kickin' and pickin' (opens the original)
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In the fall of 2023, eclectic Texas honky tonker Joshua Ray Walkerâs career was ascending. He had sold out shows in Europe, was opening for a Grammy-nominated rock band, and had an appearance set on Jimmy Kimmel Live!. âI was about to take off,â Walker says from his Dallas area home. âMy career was supposed to blow up.â Instead, his appendix burst in Reno where he was opening for The Killers, and that led to a colon cancer diagnosis â as well as a terrific (and humorously titled) liv
Wu-Tang, Billy Idol, Buddy Guy headline a stacked fall concert calendar (opens the original)
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Musical acts at venues in Santa Fe, Taos, and Albuquerque brings sounds spanning genres from hip-hop and punk to bluegrass, blues, and Americana. Some bands like to stick to the studio and record. Others prefer the stage and performing live. Sammy Rae and The Friends, who perform October 1 in Santa Fe, fall into the latter category. The New York City-based group has been around for a decade. During this time, they have put out two EPs, two albums, and two live albums, including their 2026 offeri
Playing the long game: Cowboy Junkies' Michael Timmins on the group's staying power (opens the original)
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While a good number of rock bands have been around for 40 years or more, few have kept the same members since their first album. Probably the most notable example is U2 (debut album: 1980), and right up there with the Irish hitmakers of yesteryear is Cowboy Junkies. The band formed in 1985 and released its first album in 1986; the groupâs lineup remains as it was on that album: the three Timmins siblings (Michael, Margo, and Peter), plus Alan Anton. Michael Timmins spoke to Pasatiempo from his
Guitar virtuoso Joe Bonamassa salutes his heroes in the blues (opens the original)
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Itâs been quite the year so far for acclaimed guitarist Joe Bonamassa. In addition to nabbing his fifth Grammy nomination, he is also the prime mover behind two high-profile projects honoring two of his longtime heroes: Irish singer-songwriter Rory Gallagher and B.B. King. The musicianâs connection with King goes back to when Bonamassa was just 12 years old. Already a guitar prodigy (and a major King fan), Bonamassa was invited to open for the blues legend for about 20 shows on a summer tou
The Detroit bassist and uber-producer Don Was presents his version of the making of a musician (opens the original)
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Don Was has always been more of an âisâ than a âwas.â After co-founding the eccentric Was (Not Was) in the early â80s, the Detroit-bred musician became an in-demand, Grammy-winning producer starting in the early â90s, working with such acts as Bob Dylan, Lucinda Williams, Stone Temple Pilots, Willie Nelson, Bonnie Raitt, and The Rolling Stones. Then about a decade ago, the noted bassist joined Grateful Dead guitarist Bob Weirâs project, Wolf Brothers. Heâs also served as presiden
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