Are you a Hussy or a Hick? By Rosemary Beard
When you listen to the Hussy Hicks you can be sure what you are listening to is good and will suit your mood. Their name, as well as their music, is reflective of the diversity in the […]
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BELA BANJO & BELLA SINGING By Tony Hillier
The pyrotechnics produced by the Punch Brothers quintet on the opening night of the 2016 Adelaide Guitar Festival at the city’s Town Hall made them an awfully tough act to follow, but Bela Fleck and […]
Kim Cheshire New Video!
Kim Cheshire: I have been absent from the world of recorded music since my 2010 album “Dead Man’s Shoes” but felt compelled to record an anti war song I wrote with my friend and fellow songwriter […]
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PUNCHY START TO GUITAR FEST By TONY HILLIER
For the second time in four years, the Punch Brothers delivered a knockout performance to kick-start the Adelaide Guitar Festival – one that had a packed house enthralled from the opening round to the closing […]
Cd Review – GAYE ADEGBALOLA & THE WILD RUTZ By Iain Patience
GAYE ADEGBALOLA & THE WILD RUTZ Is It Still Good To Ya? Hot Toddy Music/Gaye Adegbalola.com Acoustic blues Blues music can often be labelled as music with ‘attitude’; indeed attitude is generally at the very […]
Ascona Jazz Festival – June 2016 By Mike O’Reilly
Set below the Swiss mountains and at the end of the Lake Maggorie sits Ascona . Each year the town hosts a Jazz Festival.This summer festival celebrates the link between New Orleans and this quaint […]
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CD Review: DOUG MacLEOD – LIVE IN EUROPE By Iain Patience
DOUG MacLEOD LIVE IN EUROPE Under The Radar Music Acoustic blues Here we have a new album recorded live some years ago, back in 2006 to be precise. Now, a full decade down the road, […]
How To Be an Accompanist By Elisabeth Middleton
Dear Musos, To be a piano accompanist, regular, or fill-in, for a variety of musicians, solos and ensembles, you need patience, tolerance, initiative, versatility, imagination and a long fuse. Piano-playing ability comes a long way […]
Australian Rhythms in the Borneo Rainforest By Chris lambie
The 19th Rainforest World Music Festival (RWMF) features two acts from Australia each sharing the artistic richness of their respective cultures. Dya Singh is a master musical interpreter of the traditional Sikh hymns (Shabad) incorporating […]
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THE OAK IS A ONE-DAY CLASSIC By TONY HILLIER
Wherever you are in ye olde England you can bet your bottom shilling that a historical stately home is somewhere nearby, even when attending what must surely be the country’s most enjoyable boutique roots music […]