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Blood Of The Sun is Living the High Lifenew

A new album and another tour of Europe are on tap for the Fort Worth fuzz-rockers.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Justin Press  |  03-20-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Collin Herring is Tearing Up Rootsnew

The Fort Worth singer-songwriter's Past Life Crashing has been a long train running and a long time coming.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Anthony Mariani  |  03-13-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Jazz Jumps Back Onto the Cowtown Scenenew

Like jazz, Fort Worth is a culture in flux these days, as the demographics and the city's feel changes, with more people from more places moving here, particularly to the increasingly urban neighborhoods in and around downtown. Maybe jazz can do as much for this city as Cowtown can for jazz.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Caroline Collier  |  03-03-2008  |  Music

Ginny Mac, the Cowgirl Poetnew

Though the traditional C&W singer-songwriter has just graduated from college, she's old-school Old West.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Caroline Collier  |  02-14-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Three People Can Only Do So Muchnew

Blue Petal’s talent is obvious, demands attention, and effectively nullifies any quibbles — until perhaps the 500th time you listen to the CD. And you will at least that much.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Tom Urquhart  |  02-07-2008  |  Reviews

Vincent's Got A Lot of Buzz and Promisenew

Members of Vincent are lucky if they can find time once a week to rehearse, but the fact that they spend much of their time apart buoys that calm vibe, too, he said.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jimmy Fowler  |  02-07-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Guild Cultivates Local Talentnew

The buttoned-down tenor of the CD won't be to everyone's tastes, but fans of the guitar guild will surely want to hear founder Mitch Weverka play Mauro Giuliani's Le Rossiniane, a series of six pieces by an early 19th-century Italian virtuoso based on arias from Rossini's operas.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Kristian Lin  |  01-31-2008  |  Reviews

Catfish Whiskey Has More Mature, Sober Soundnew

The party has fizzled out, enabling Catfish Whiskey to focus entirely on their songwriting. On Blood and Bones -- the band's recently released debut album -- the band has tightened the reins on the jams, orchestrating every note and putting serious intent behind the positivist vibe they want to share.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Caroline Collier  |  01-31-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Class from the Pastnew

Betty Buckley enjoys a resurgence of sorts.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Tom Geddie  |  01-17-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Solo Vocenew

Trading in tails for jeans has been a blessing for singer-songwriter Jordan Critz.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jimmy Fowler  |  01-10-2008  |  Profiles & Interviews

Wynton Marsalis: Comforting, Not Challengingnew

Marsalis Standards is a nice starting point for listeners new to jazz or introspective listeners. On a late, warm night with the lights low and a glass of wine in hand, this music may be the perfect accompaniment.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Tom Geddie  |  01-10-2008  |  Reviews

Adonis Rose Pumps it Upnew

The drummer keeps taking giant steps toward putting the Fort on the jazz map.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Caroline Collier  |  12-27-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

Progressionsnew

Jazz and smart rock are more closely aligned than normally thought, according to Denton quintet oso closo's tuneage.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jimmy Fowler  |  12-06-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Whiskey Folk Ramblers Stroll Through Styles & Erasnew

The Texas trad-country band is a history lesson told in plinks, plunks, and a whole lotta heart.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Jimmy Fowler  |  11-09-2007  |  Profiles & Interviews

The Hype Keep the Rap-Rock Torch Alivenew

If you can imagine AC/DC covering Poison but replacing Angus with a, um, turntable, you pretty much get The Hype.
Fort Worth Weekly  |  Steve Steward  |  11-01-2007  |  Reviews

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