Craft of Music Volume Three
Danger! Gear Table of Contents
BOB DYLAN & HOHNER HARMONICAS: Sessions
JANIS IAN: Custom
ALESIS > M1Active 320 USB Speakers
L.R. BAGGS > Baggs Acoustic Reference Amplifier
DANELECTRO > Dano ‘63
DIGIDESIGN > Eleven LE
LEVY’S LEATHERS > Instrument Straps
EPIPHONE > EJ200E Elvis Presley
ELIXIR > Ultra Thin Nanoweb Coating 80/20 Bronze Strings
ERNIE BALL > Coated Titanium Electric Slinky Strings
MOJAVE AUDIO > MA-201 FET
PAIGE > P6E 6-String Guitar Acoustic Capo
AUDIO TECHNICA > ATM450 Cardioid Condenser Instrument Microphone
KORG > TM-40 Metronome/Tuner
SANTA CRUZ GUITAR COMPANY > Janis Ian Signature JI2
SONY > PCM-D50 Linear PCM Recorder
DIGITECH > Vocalist VL4
GUILD > GAD-M20ESTORIES»
RODNEY CROWELL: Closer to Heaven (1)
“I ditched it,” Rodney Crowell says, sitting in his home studio and explaining what happened to a full album of brand new songs, written by a Hall of Fame songwriter, sung by a Grammy-nominated singer and produced by a guy who has helmed projects for luminaries including Rosanne Cash, Bobby Bare and Guy Clark.
SECTIONS»
The 2009 Grammy Nominations (0)
More often than not, the flood of end-of-year best-of lists that dominate magazine centerfolds or the trophies dolled out to a handful of lucky artists tell more about the judges than the music itself. For the Grammy Awards - despite their efforts to reach across the aisle to all kinds of world, classical, children’s music and even polka - show a strong predilection for the money-making staples of radio-bred pop rock, r&b and down ‘n dirty rap.
REVIEWS»
ROY ORBISON > The Soul of Rock and Roll (1)
The sheer length and breadth of this four-CD, 107-song box set is undeniably impressive. Not only does it go all the way back to a 1955 recording Orbison made as part of the Wink Westerners, it ends with a live performance of “It’s Over” from his very last concert in 1988-and you can’t get any closer to the end of the line than that.
GENRES»
RODNEY CROWELL: Closer to Heaven (1)
“I ditched it,” Rodney Crowell says, sitting in his home studio and explaining what happened to a full album of brand new songs, written by a Hall of Fame songwriter, sung by a Grammy-nominated singer and produced by a guy who has helmed projects for luminaries including Rosanne Cash, Bobby Bare and Guy Clark.
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