by: Constance Tucker Like a shooting star, in a short period of time, Josh Groban went from a talented young vocalist ready to enter college to the crowned new prince of romantic music. With a best-selling debut album and highly Read more
by Kathleen C. Fennessy The word “confessional” is frequently applied to folk of all stripes, including folk-rock and folk-pop, which is where Jewel comes in. Even within the bounds of folk, however, her music is more nakedly confessional than most. Read more
by Constance Tucker Davis has forged her craft as jazz vocalist, the old fashioned way through her exploration as a performer, composer, producer and educator. Through years of hard work and study, Davis has culminated her sophomore release, It Amazes Read more
Janine Gilbert-Carter, A Song For You Review by: Constance Tucker mmm, mmm, mmm, wow, wow, woow! Janine is the real deal here folks, soul, rhythm, vocal quality, fabulous delivery of lyrical content and the ability to capture the audience. This Read more
by Bill Rand This album is a great collection of all of James Brown’s absolute mega-hits. Of course he has written so many great songs that this is simply a skimming of the absolute best songs. I had no real Read more
by: Tami Horiuchi Jack’s Big Music Show is a Nickelodeon television program that features puppetry, music, and guest performances by popular children’s music artists. Puppets Jack, his friend Mary, and dog Mel have a special clubhouse where they meet to Read more
Heart, Alive in Seattle by Sam Graham Music’s most famous sisters Ann and Nancy Wilson have been successfully writing and performing chart-toppers since their 1975 debut album. From acoustic to folk to hard-driving rock ‘n’ roll the ladies instill emotional Read more
Happy Feet Review by Chris Pandolfi I went into “Happy Feet” feeling a bit jaded from the slew of animated films released in 2006 (those of you who read my review for “Flushed Away” will know exactly what I’m talking Read more
Frank Sinatra, A Man and His Music Review by Sean Axmaker Frank Sinatra had sung on television and even hosted variety specials and series, but when he strutted through the empty hallways of NBC studios, took a stool next to Read more
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