Author: fS

  In some circles, Jay Farrar (Uncle Tupelo/Son Volt) is regarded as a living legend and a father of what some people took to dubbing alt-country; a movement

I have been a fan of Jay Farrar’s music since the days of Uncle Tupelo and I have seen Jay’s first tour with Son Volt at the Bluebird

Madison Music Review attended The National show at High Noon Saloon. Fortunately, we were able to snag a couple tickets earlier in the week before show had sold

The Replacements (Civic Center) In 1989, I was in High School and I can recall always playing my cassette tape of Don’t Tell A Soul that my girlfriend

Motor city. The home of Motown and the city where John Lee Hooker got down to boogie. It is also the home of techno – what I call