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Author Archives: Geoffrey Himes

Arhoolie’s Hear Me Howling! Blues, Ballads & Beyond, Reviewed

by Geoffrey Himes February 18th, 2011August 29th, 2020

It’s no more accurate to say that Chris Strachwitz “discovered” Clifton Chenier than to say Christopher Columbus “discovered” America: The king of zydeco had thrived within an insular local scene […]

We Got This by Chuck Brown, Reviewed

by Geoffrey Himes September 24th, 2010August 29th, 2020

Bill Frisell’s Beautiful Dreamers and Dave Douglas and Keystone’s Spark of Being: Expand, Reviewed

by Geoffrey Himes August 27th, 2010August 29th, 2020

Reviewed: Jon Dee Graham and the Fighting Cocks’ It’s Not as Bad as It Looks and Alejandro Escovedo’s Street Songs of Love

by Geoffrey Himes June 25th, 2010August 29th, 2020

Reviewed: Neil Young: Long May You Run, The Illustrated History

by Geoffrey Himes May 21st, 2010August 29th, 2020

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