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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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An extraordinary jam session, mixing fiction, biography, anecdotes and fantasy into a rhythmic nirvana.
“I tried learning music in college” states Cunniff. I gained more by finding chord changes on the guitar by accident.”
At times, the music happily teeters into uncharted territory, much like a tipsy gazelle prancing in a field of lions.
People Around Us is the dark underbelly of Barbara Ehrenreich’s Nickeled and Dimed: On (Not) Getting by in America.
This Sinking Ship is punk on Ritalin: controlled, well behaved, and nearly comatose.
Within the narrow confines of the progressive court of public opinion, U.S. vs. Bush succeeds admirably.
The album succeeds in weaving a voodoo spell that will have jazz fans grooving zombie-like under its myriad charms.
Cunniff beckons the listener with a colorful sensuality and intense harmonies adding vitality to the entire album.
Only Crime’s new record Virulence is replete with sonic highpoints that reach the stratosphere.
Mike TV could stand a little less self-involvement and little more time listening to the work of Nirvana and others.
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