Interviews and insights, about rock, blues, the Allman Brothers. expat life and sports from 3X New York Times best-selling author Alan Paul. “A one-man music mag from rock’s finest narrative storyteller.” – Ted Drozdowski, Premier Guitar
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His band opened up the night Stevie Ray Vaughan died. He remembers it here.
August 27 is one of those sad anniversaries that populate rock and roll. Thirty six years ago today, Stevie Ray Vaughan died in a helicopter crash leaving an incredible show in Alpine Valley, Wisconsin. I cried writing the chapter in Texas...
Gregg Allman's Secret Dream: To Score a Movie
My conversation with Gregg Allman about his lifelong love of film scores.
Gregg Allman was a movie buff. Several times I went to his bus or hotel room to interview him, only to find him absorbed in a film or TV show and we'd end up watchin...
“I love these weird old guitars.”
Last week, I shared my video interview with Ghalia Volt a very exciting young blues artist. Today, in part two, we take a quick tour of her very cool guitar and amp collection.
Please subscribe to Low Down and Dirty to support my work and...
Remembering Frank Beard. Last man standing Billy Gibbons on ZZ Top's most iconic songs.
Another end of an era. I never met Frank Beard, or Dusty Hill for that matter, but the news of Frank’s passing at age 77 hit me kind of hard. ZZ Top has just been part of the soundtrack of my life for as long as I can remember. Over the yea...
Ritchie Blackmore Reunites With Deep Purple After 33 Years — For Just One Song
Smoke on the water...
And fire in the sky.
The other night, Ritchie Blackmore walked out on stage at Jones Beach and joined Deep Purple, the band he helped found in 1968, for the first time in 33 years. And he played their most famous so...
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