Disciples of Sound

    Disciples of SoundIssue 166

    A Visit to Legendary Jazz Club Arthur’s Tavern

    Arthur’s Tavern is one of those New York City gems…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 155

    Gideon King & City Blog: Fusing Rock, Jazz, Creative Diversity and More

    Rock’s great guitarists have often been renaissance men; artists who…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 156

    Duke Robillard: Rhythm and Blues Master

    The Rhode Island blues scene has been remarkably vibrant for…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 157

    The Beatles and India: the Documentary

    This year The Beatles: Get Back documentary caught the eye…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 158

    Ann Wilson: From Heart to Fierce Bliss

    It is sometimes rare to find established artists who have…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 159

    Still Got the Knack: Rock Bassist Prescott Niles

    The Knack officially arrived on the scene in June of…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 160

    The Handcuffs: This Band Just Might Save Rock And Roll

    The lead single off of The Kinks’ 1978 album Misfits…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 161

    Like a Picasso: Bonnie Pointer’s Lost Album, Rediscovered

    The Pointer Sisters were a musical force of nature. Across…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 162

    Jack Tempchin: Songwriter to the Stars

    There are a thousand reasons why Jack Tempchin is in…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 163

    The Muffs’ Ronnie Barnett: Really Really Happy Again

    You probably know the Muffs from their 1995 cover of…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 164

    Styx: 50 Years and Still Going Strong

    Last summer rock legends Styx came to Connecticut and headlined…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 165

    The Zombies: As Alive as Ever

    In 2019 when the Zombies took the stage at the…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 154

    Eddie Berman: Broken English Puts it All Together

    When Van Morrison released Veedon Fleece in 1974 he introduced…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 167

    Richie Furay: Buffalo Springfield and Poco Founder Gets Back In the Country

    In the promotional trailer for the forthcoming documentary on the…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 168

    The Harlequins: A Cincinnati Band Has Plenty to Say

    In 1984, On July 4th weekend, Bruce Springsteen & The…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 169

    Tommy Emmanuel: Casting a Spell on Guitar

    When guitar great Chet Atkins names you as one of…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 170

    Duncan Sheik: From Barely Breathing to Broadway and Beyond

    Some of the most interesting paths in music (and in…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 171

    Collective Soul: Rocking On With Limitless Passion

    Collective Soul burst on to the rock scene in 1993…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 172

    David Libert: A Rock and Roll Warrior Tells All In His New Book

    When it comes to rock and roll excess, tales from…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 173

    Simple Minds’ Jim Kerr: Following the Direction of the Heart

    Some music sounds as fresh today as it did the…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 174

    Steven Page (Formerly of Barenaked Ladies): Soaring Higher with Excelsior

    Barenaked Ladies (BNL) is a Canadian rock band that helped…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 175

    Dave Mason: Timeless Music in a World of Changes

    One of the first albums that my older brother Brian…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 176

    Glen Phillips of Toad the Wet Sprocket: There Is So Much Here

    When Toad The Wet Sprocket released their 1994 masterpiece, Dulcinea,…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 143

    Joshua Radin, The Ghost And The Wall: No Boundaries During A Lockdown

    Singer-songwriter Joshua Radin has recently released “Goodbye,” a single from…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 132

    Jorma Kaukonen: Playing Fur Peace

    Jorma Kaukonen has been wowing live audiences for decades with…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 133

    Chuck Leavell: The Tree Man, A World-Class Keyboard Player

    Rock and roll documentaries have become fairly predictable. Over the…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 134

    Chuck Leavell: World-Class Keyboard Player, Part Two

    In Part One (Issue 133) Copper interviewed keyboard player extraordinaire…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 135

    Deko Entertainment: Moving Rock’s Legacy Forward

    When Gene Simmons of the band KISS said that “Rock…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 135

    Heart’s Ann Wilson: Wandering Through the Wonder

    For a musical genre known to favor male vocalists, there…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 136

    Marc Ribler: Musical Director and Solo Artist Extraordinaire

    The late Joe Guercio was the musical director and conductor…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 137

    The X Factor: Richard X. Heyman

    I discovered Richard X. Heyman by chance, really. Upon release,…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 139

    The Montreux Years: Documenting The Legendary Jazz Festival

    The Montreux Jazz Festival has been home to some of…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 140

    The Allman Brothers and the Making of the 50th Anniversary Concert

    When Jaimoe, one of the last surviving original members of…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 141

    Will Van Dyke: From Broadway to Solo Breakout

    For my money, Ted Lasso is the best show on…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 142

    The Immediate Family: Studio Legends, Together Again

    Back in the 1980s when I was a teenager, I…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 130

    Bob Welch’s French Kiss: Sentimental Favorite

    I resisted moving from the LP format to CD for…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 144

    Stephen Duffy: Flying Beyond Duran Duran With the Hawks and Lilac Time

    “Rock royalty” is perhaps an overused term these days. But…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 145

    Dar Williams: Writing Songs That Matter

    The folk community is quite a bit like the jazz…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 146

    Al Staehely: Spirit and the Letter of the Law

    In rock and roll you always take the wins where…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 147

    Joe Grushecky: Still Rocking the House

    Pittsburgh’s own Joe Grushecky is one of the most genuine,…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 148

    The Case of the Return of NRBQ

    I first caught “the Q” in college on a whim.…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 149

    Richrath Project 3:13: Bringing Back REO Speedwagon Guitarist Gary Richrath

    For some time now I’ve felt that Gary Richrath has…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 150

    Deep Purple: Making Vibrant Music in 2021

    Deep Purple is a band with very little left to…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 151

    Eric Clapton and The Lady in the Balcony

    In 1992, when Eric Clapton recorded an episode of MTV…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 152

    Hollis Brown’s In the Aftermath: A New Take on the Rolling Stones

    My friend Ed and I have talked often about how…
    Disciples of SoundIssue 153

    Marshall Crenshaw: Songwriting Mastery Revisited with #447

    Marshall Crenshaw’s career began in perhaps the most poetic of…
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