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Fretprints: John Abercrombie
John Abercrombie operated in four dimensions. A guitarist of unbounded breadth and depth, he redefined space in long, improvised flights and bent time like...
Producer Dave Cobb Draws Artists of All Ilks
Grandson of a Pentecostal minister, as a kid, Dave Cobb attended church every day, weaving old-time hymnal music into his DNA. Rather than constraining...
Don Wilson
Don Wilson, co-founder and last remaining member of the Ventures’ “classic” lineup, died in his hometown of Tacoma, Washington, on January 22. He was...
The Story of Melobar
Born in Northern California in 1920, Walt Smith took piano lessons and became a child prodigy on several instruments before developing a love of...
Samantha Fish
Barely over 30, Samantha Fish already has more than a decade’s worth of writing and performing in life’s rearview mirror. Her new album, Faster,...
Slim Bryant
Thomas Hoyt Bryant, known to family and friends as "Slim," met Perry Bechtel in Atlanta 1929. "I heard your record, 'Wabash Blues,' and I...
Eric Bibb
It’s almost a curse to categorize a musician a “blues artist,” as it implies someone who simply plays standard I-IV-V chord progressions and variations....
Alligator Greats
Anyone wondering why a young Bruce Iglauer was so impassioned about recording the raw, high-energy blues of Theodore Roosevelt “Hound Dog” Taylor can find...
Fretprints: Walter Becker
Steely Dan to this day occupies a unique place in music history. Laying claim to an unexplored intersection of jazz, R&B, pop, rock, blues,...
Ray Benson
“Why are you all playin’ that modern music?”
Asleep at the Wheel guitarist Ray Benson fielded the question from Harry, a regular at the Sportsmen’s...