Among the Musical
Tony SchermanDeeply researched, thoroughly absorbing explorations of American music from an award-winning journalist. Name the genre—rock, folk, country, blues, jazz, Americana—I’ve been there, and returned with the goods! I'm still journeying, and still delivering!
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Publishes | Weekly | Issues | 68 |
| Subscribers | Read | tonyscherman.substack.com |
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Great Guitar Solo #3: Four-Second Eternity
One of pop music's most captivating moments ever, courtesy of a master who has given us more than his share of them. (Note: he is not John Hiatt.)
Great Guitar Solo #2: E.C. Was Here
On "Crossroads," Cream's 1968 live cover of Robert Johnson's "Cross Road Blues," Eric Clapton plays two solos. The first is unexceptional, the second is for the ages.
Great Guitar Solo #1: 37 Seconds of Brilliance
Many, if not most, music critics profess to put little value in “Best Of” lists. But critics’ urge to make lists is, I’d say, almost as strong as a beaver’s to build dams. Flip, or scroll, through any music magazine for evidence of the huma...
The Night Gary Burton Gave the Bassist Some
The Gary Burton Quartet’s February 23, 1968 concert at Carnegie Recital Hall, which I wrote about yesterday, marked the second time that Steve Swallow recorded Bob Dylan’s “I Want You” with Burton—Swallow had also played it, though with not...
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In 40 years of award-winning writing about American pop music, my goal has never strayed from giving my readers insight, information, and above all pleasure!
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