Tag: Bonnie Raitt

Music Sin Fronteras: 15,000 years of the guitar

The guitar is the backbone of modern popular music, but it actually emerged around 13,000 BC, based on cave paintings in France.  It morphed into the Arabic oud. The European lute and...

Music Sin Fronteras: You can’t escape Samantha Fish

Samantha Fish is all over the internet now.  I can’t log on to FB or Insta or TikTok or YouTube and not get rocked by her songs.  Being nominated for a Grammy...

Music Sin Fronteras: The 2023 Grammys: happy surprises and sad disappointments

I spent Sunday afternoon and evening watching the Grammys. I know, I know, I should have been down in Christina Park listing to the music of local Mexican bands, but hey -...

LA/LA Land: The livestream revolution is still early so songwriters and musicians can take control

This week saw the Uncancelled Music Festival from the Hotel Café in Hollywood and the Rockwood Music Hall, both on Stageit.com, which is a paywall Livestream platform that takes a percentage of...

Chris Daniels & The Kings – For 35 Years, It’s Been Good To Be A King

On a warm, April night, several hundred "roadhouse music" fans, gathered at the historic Boulder Theater, to celebrate the music of Chris Daniels & The Kings and a career that has spanned...

LA/LA Land : LA’s Oldest Rock Club hosts some of its new bands” the LAMC Awards Showcase

The Mint is the oldest rock and roll club in Los Angeles. Originally founded in 1937 in a room less than a 1000 square feet (or so we think), its original talent...
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