Joel Siegel

1 month ago | guitarworld.com | Joel Siegel

Chicago blues guitarist Jimmy Johnson is one of a rare species threatened with extinction. As we move torridly into the 80's with the newer, younger voices in rock exploring the roots of their music and simplifying their presentations, Jimmy Johnson serves as a vibrant link to the past. His music is a direct extension of the basic blues tradition that godfathered rock.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Joel Siegel

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: James Fraher/RedfernsChicago blues guitarist Jimmy Johnson is one of a rare species threatened with extinction. As we move torridly into the 80's with the newer, younger voices in rock exploring the roots of their music and simplifying their presentations, Jimmy Johnson serves as a vibrant link to the past. His music is a direct extension of the basic blues tradition that godfathered rock.

1 month ago | flipboard.com | Joel Siegel

“Blew Me Into Outer Space”: That One Time Dave Grohl Was Too Stoned To Play Piano, so Taylor Swift Stepped InDave Grohl once entertained an audience with the tale of being too high to play piano and not recognizing his own song.The post “Blew Me Into Outer …

1 month ago | jazziz.com | Joel Siegel

Over two weekends (April 24-May 4), 460,000 fans attended the 56th annual New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival. They had gathered to hear premier artists from around the globe — including Seun Kuti from Nigeria and Youssou N’Dour from Senegal — along with a vast array of musical talent from New Orleans and greater Louisiana.... You must be a member to access this content. Already a member? Log in here

Nov 25, 2024 | mdpi.com | Joel Siegel |Joel Philip

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