John Mayall Find a Way to Care: 70 years of singing the blues and still exploring. By Patrick O’Heffernan
John Mayall is on a tear. Last year he released his first studio album in five years, A Special […]
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Elsten Torres’ Éxitos Acústicos: songs we know but love even more when he sings them. By Patrick O’Heffernan
(Los Angeles) American Latin Music (ALM) is the fusion sound created over the past two decades mostly in California by […]
Grammy nominee Elsten Torres talks about the tour, the new album, opening Cuba. By Patrick O’Heffernan
(Los Angeles) American Latin Music is the evolving fusion sound created mostly in California by Latinos who were born […]
We Are The West fills El Cid with sound and a perfect fit. By Patrick O’Heffernan
(Los Angeles) We Are The West (WATW) has made a name for itself in Southern California with its literal […]
Aubrey Logan at the E-Spot Lounge: sass, jazz and heartbreak. By Patrick O’Heffernan
(Studio City, CA) Aubrey Logan was in top form Thursday night at the historical E-Spot Lounge in Studio City at […]
Kalsey Kulyk’s Part 3 is a peculiar magic that exists in our past and her present. By Patrick O’Heffernan
Los Angeles. I have talked here about the “Canadian Invasion” – the flow of talented musicians from Canada to the […]
Mary Scholz is back, more beautiful, more edgy and stronger than ever at Room 5 Lounge. By Patrick O’Heffernan
West Hollywood. Last year when I reviewed Mary Scholz’s live performance at Hollywood’s Hotel Café, I wrote, “To see Mary […]