A Feather in the Wind
Mark PelavinMostly about music; mostly Americana. But also things Jewish, political, cultural.
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ALBUM REVIEW: On New Ways to Lose, BJ Barham Finds What’s Worth Fighting For
What happens to angry young men when they grow older?
That’s the question at the heart of New Ways to Lose, the new album from American Aquarium.
Artists who survive long enough eventually confront that question. Few have a compelling ans...
Show Review: A Songwriters Tribute Worthy of John Prine at Wolf Trap
“I did not have singing ‘In Spite of Ourselves’ and dancing with Emmylou Harris on my bingo card.”
Texas singer-songwriter Hayes Carll’s remark drew a laugh from the crowd at Wolf Trap, but it also captured the spirit of A Songwriters Trib...
The Best Part of a Great List
Here’s something a little different. I hope you like it.
Like many music fans, I read the New York Times’ recent list of the 30 greatest living American songwriters (gift link). Interesting? Absolutely. Definitive? Not even close.
The res...
ALBUM REVIEW: On Hurray for the Riff Raff’s Live Forever, the Past Is Very Much Alive
There’s something tricky about live albums by artists as emotionally direct as Hurray for the Riff Raff, the long-running musical project of songwriter . The studio records already feel lived-in, intimate, almost conversational. So a live s...
ALBUM REVIEW: Drayton Farley Leans Into the Ache on “A Heavy Duty Heart”
Drayton Farley’s A Heavy Duty Heart captures the moment when a promising songwriter stops sounding like “one to watch” and starts sounding like an artist with a clear, confident point of view. The Alabama songwriter has always written with...
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Failed retiree on MD’s Eastern Shore. Music critic/writer. Covering (mostly) Americana music. Also principal at Hambleton Cove Consulting, helping nonprofits (and others) w/ their most challenging communications.
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