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June 16, 2018 Boo Ray interview Lately, I’ve been touting the music, and fashion sense, of country music singer/songwriter and recording artist, Boo Ray. His brand of redneck rock and roll music reflects blue collar, hardworking values that lean heavily on his varied experiences. From making his way out of the mountains of North Carolina,... Continue Reading →
When I did my article with 10 year old, up and coming BMX superstar Aiden Weaver, I told his dad, Joe, that he'd be next. I finally sent off my questions and got back some great answers. Joe and I meet at the Arnold classic Sports Festival a number of years back and I've been... Continue Reading →
Check out this amazing new album by Sons of Bill. They put it all out there in this album and it’s a surprise at each musical and lyrical turn.
I don't mean to brag but, this article content is awesome and will possibly have more damn pictures than words. Every time I think I have the coolest photos of Ellie Lahey's work in here, I find, or she posts more that I switch out. A couple years back I was obsessed with a particular... Continue Reading →
Ink19.com just posted my review of the Greyhounds - Cheyenne Valley Drive. If you dig the Fabulous Thunderbirds, Doyle Bramhall II, J.J. Grey and the Mofro, or anything in general coming out of Austin, TX or the Swamps of Florida, buy this album or see these guys live.
I have been following Angelo Santelli's career for a while and while he may not be on your radar yet, he should be. In the simplest terms possible, you can put his slide talent snugly between Duane Allman and Derek Trucks. It would be a gross understatement to box him into that category but, it... Continue Reading →
When I was growing up back in the 80's, a BMX bike was what every boy in my neighborhood wanted . Every movie and TV show worth it's salt had a cool BMX kid who could do the jumps and come to a sliding stop at just the right spot. Hard as I tried, actual... Continue Reading →
I have been doing a ton of writing but not a ton of posting...yet. I have about 5 different articles in the works and will have them up here very soon. In between working on my own passions, Iv'e started writing album reviews for a site that does a number of reviews, Ink19.com I just... Continue Reading →
In my ever expanding hunt for all things Allman Brothers related, I purchased a Carter Tomassi print a year or so ago and mentioned that I would love to interview him about his photographs. He was wonderfully accommodating throughout the purchase and said that he'd be more than happy to answer any questions I had. ... Continue Reading →
Hopefully, the previous 2 posts have given you some confidence and you are starting to strum a little and make some organized noise. If you've hit those exercises, your fingers will go where you want and form some cool chords. If you've practiced the CAGED system, hopefully you're hitting chords in different places on the... Continue Reading →
Jeremy Glazier 