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Larry Sakin is a former music executive and non-profit medical organization administrator. He advocates for literacy issues and provides advocacy training for grassroots and non-profit groups around the country.
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He Thinks He Scares Us is a tasty concoction.
Blackie and the Rodeo Kings wrap their stormy songs with silver linings, as their characters find moments of clarity.
Giddings writes from deep within the pit of his solar plexus, where he stores the gnawing ache of his insecurities.
Many people will probably argue with me about this, but Blackhawks just doesn’t fly.
Every track on Joint Happening is transcendent.
Sara Gazarek ably places herself in a spot between Sarah Vaughan and Dianne Reeves.
Fantasia: Live In Tokyo is a journey back to when young music fans sat still without the aid of Ritalin.
Feldman makes clear that framing has been used as far back as Revolutionary War times, and likely longer than that.
We All Love Ella is a mixed bag filled with mostly earthly, but sometimes sublime delights.
The Real Wealth of Nations examines traditional economic theories, declaring them ‘dominant’ for their insistence on putting profit before people.
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