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There’s always a lot of love in the room
Third-generation Arizonan and longtime rock musician Roger Clyne had a cult following long before forming his current outfit, Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers. In the mid-1990s, Clyne fronted the popular... Read more »
Home life, road life and … not much else
For Chuck Ragan, the work is never done. From writing and touring in his professional life to maintaining a household with his wife, the folk singer/songwriter always has something to... Read more »
No throwing Tantrums, but do listen
The idea to create a band of soulsters started with an old church organ and five phone calls. That’s according to Michael Fitzpatrick, or Fitz, the vocalist and founder of... Read more »
Figueroa joins quartet for Placitas show
Guillermo Figueroa, the musical director of the New Mexico Symphony Orchestra, trades in the baton for a bow today. Figueroa will show his talents as a violinist in a chamber... Read more »
You needn’t ‘parlez francais’ to get up and dance
It all started with an infectious beat, and the music hasn’t stopped. Yelle, a dance-pop group from France, has been making strides internationally with its music since the band got... Read more »
Thanks to punk, a new birth of freedom
Even the hardest-thinking man in showbiz needs a day off now and then. “I’m enjoying a lovely Monday afternoon,” Patrick Stickles said by phone from Charlestown, Mass., where he and... Read more »
Johnny Burns to play at Harwood
Johnny Burns was born into a musical family. He’s the nephew of guitar-picking legend Chet Atkins and the son of Kenneth “Jethro” Burns of Homer and Jethro, a once-popular country... Read more »
Door to Cuba opens, and band dances in
Los Muñequitos de Matanzas are considered a national treasure in their native Cuba. For 50 years, the band has been holding court in clubs and concert halls as the country’s... Read more »
Saving the planet with a little reggae, a lot of love
Pato Banton always knew music would be a part of his life. From the time his father, a DJ, would play music around the house, the reggae singer knew it... Read more »
Roar being heard is quite formidable
Ritzy Bryan doesn’t want to draw all the attention. But being a petite blonde and a lead singer of a band, she knows the attention will come. That’s why she’s... Read more »
Band defines own comfortable growth
Daniel Kessler enjoys his time off. Really, he does. The Interpol guitarist looks forward to getting off tour and getting back to “normal” life. “Even if it’s for a couple... Read more »
Slow but steady, a solo persona grows
Kenny White spent years behind the scenes in the music industry. From recording with Shawn Colvin to Peter Wolf, the pianist had a lot of success — but something was... Read more »
