Hope Is Alive
Fort Worth native and accomplished tenor saxophonist Rachella Parks never considered herself a jazz musician per se.
Even if her deep tones reflect past...
Everything Else Later
Maybe it's not a ringing endorsement in the steely eyes of blues enthusiasts, but bluesman James "Gut-tar" Hinkle's new album, Some Day, has crossover...
Old Young Man
Though only 23, bluesy singer-songwriter Sam Anderson knows whence he came.
By CAROLINE COLLIER
Bluesy singer-songwriter Sam Anderson was studying visual art at Texas Tech University...
And Another Thing …
Little Rooster wasn’t a hero. He was a small-town constable who always wanted to play cop.
Got himself a scanner and listened to it constantly....
Working-man Blues
Many people who spent their early twenties unemployed, drinking beer, crashing overnight on friends' couches, and practicing guitar consider those as "lost years," a...
Long, Race
On a Saturday night in late September, a small, genteel (and gentile), NPR-ish crowd drifted into the Jefferson Freedom Café, a meeting room in...
Strings
When you know just about everything there is to know about the guitar, you can do pretty much anything musically. "I can't remember not...
Red Scare
The five guys in Red Monroe think of themselves primarily as a live act — they say that onstage is where their bombastic post-punk...
Relatively Heavy
Danny Mabe grew up the youngest of three brothers in a highly musically talented family.
But up until recently, the new Burleson High School graduate...
Fort Worth’s Sound
Bart Rose isn't your typical young music producer. He isn't rail thin, the only time you'll find him out on the scene is when...
