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Wild Rabbit Salad’s “Postcard From Houston”
Wild Rabbit Salad’s “Postcard From Houston”
Bucky and Marietta Roebuck of Wild Rabbit Salad indulge us with an intimate run through the title track of their latest album, “Postcard From Houston.” That’s Bucky’s ’74 Les Paul Custom offering accompaniment, and he recalls his (eh hem) salad days buying great guitars (before they were “vintage”) at pawn shops in Alabama. Catch our review of the album in the June issue. Read Now!
Kay-Ta Matsuno’s fluid fingerstyle
Lovers of fingerstyle likely know the music of Kay-Ta Matsuno. For the uninitiated, here’s a glimpse of his first-call work. Using his Godin MultiAc nylon-string, he shows us “Smog Free,” from his new album, “Distance.” Catch our review and an interview with Kay-Ta in the June issue. Read Now!
Charlie Starr: Open-Tuning Magic on “Azalea”
Enjoy a bit of the supremely tasty “Azalea,” played by Charlie Starr and his ’55 Gibson J-45. It’s just one of the great vintage guitars (check out the two ’63 Everly Brothers in back) you’ll hear on Blackberry Smoke’s new album, “Be Right Here,” which is reviewed in the June issue, accompanied by an interview in which Charlie digs into it. Both can be read right here. Read Now!