By Kevin Alan Lamb I got my first taste of Spafford as a welcomed response to my prayers for more jam bands at Electric Forest. They played The Observatory and properly wet my beak while another budding star was welcomed to the scene. It gave my great pleasure to see they had my friends Chirp… Continue reading Jordan Fairless, Spafford
By Kevin Alan Lamb Each day I am reminded how fortunate I am to have been born into an environment which supports my growth and encourages dreams. It is a tremendous blessing to have family who love and protect you; parents who drive you across the state to play a game you love; sisters who… Continue reading Seeding Dreams with Purchase Productions
By Kevin Alan Lamb “Music is felt, not heard.” Hearing is a sensual ability given to many of us at birth, but the choice to listen comes as a result of a desired experiential output—we discover the ideas and truths we seek in the world. The choice of who, where, and what we attentively listen… Continue reading Roosevelt Diggs, “Better Days”
By Michael Young Close you eyes. Imagine the sound of bagpipes, flutes, and a fiddle. Next throw in electric guitars, drums, bass and raspy vocals with a Boston accent. That sound is Dropkick Murphy. Formed in Boston, Massachusetts in 1996, a group of friends decided they wanted to form a band. Twenty two years, 9… Continue reading Dropkick Murphy’s, 20 Monroe Live,
By Kevin Alan Lamb Before I interviewed musicians (Stevie Wonder was my first) I covered professional sports, making conversations about what music they liked, places they enjoyed traveling, and what they enjoyed off the field. I was initially drawn to sports because I spent ages five to twenty as an athlete, playing mostly baseball and… Continue reading Spirit Sound: Phoenix Wright
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