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Amanda Grace is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, Country, country rock, indie, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, singer-songwriter, songwriter July 30, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Amanda Grace! Amanda does not claim a particular genre of music, and in doing so enjoys variety in her music and audiences. She has produced music drifting between folk and rock. With roots as a pianist her writing is thematically varied with an emphasis on melody […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews Indie Country

Son Volt Electro Melodier

Jim Hynes americana, Country, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, singer-songwriter, songwriter July 29, 2021

Son Volt Electro Melodier Transmit Sound/Thirty Tigers Electro Melodier is alt country pioneering Son Volt’s tenth studio album, a year after marking, sadly without touring, the 25th anniversary of their groundbreaking 1995 debut, Trace. Son Volt has always been defined by front man Jay Farrar’s weary, soulful, and inexplicably comforting voice as well his songwriting. […]

Music on The Couch/ Podcasts

Music on the Couch Show #576

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Music on the couch, roots, roots rock July 28, 2021

MUSIC ON THE COUCH SHOW #576 – 07/26/2021 LISTEN HERE: https://tobtr.com/11952405 TOMMY Z – COUCH KID NEW MUSIC Tommy Z is back with new music. The album is Plug In & Play, containing 11 tracks and featuring Producer Tom Hambridge. It was great to catch up with Tommy, who has many side projects including his […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Mick Kolassa Wasted Youth

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 28, 2021

Mick Kolassa Wasted Youth Endless Blues The prolific, recently relocated to Memphis, resilient Mick Kolassa returns with a smile on his face after as devastating a year as any could endure. Kolassa lost his wife and many close friends but rather than sinking into maudlin self-pity, these losses inspire the album as Kolassa, in his […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Andy Lindquist Stand Abide Endure

Gerry Casey blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 27, 2021

Andy Lindquist Stand Abide Endure This album is really special for a number of reasons. Firstly it’s the 75th album of Andy’s career an achievement in its self. Secondly it’s a return of another blues album which I have to say finds Andy in his natural musical habitat. Vocally Andy on this album has given […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Mike Zito is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, mike zito, Rock, roots, roots rock July 26, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Mike ZIto! Mike Zito is one of the most lauded artists in the contemporary blues arena today and rightfully so, but for him, the thing that counts the most is maintaining his honesty, authenticity and integrity. Those are the qualities that have steered Zito’s career since […]

Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Moors and McCumber are Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, Country, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter, songwriter July 25, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Moors and McCumber A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more than just endear themselves to fans – they’ve built a genuine community. Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present day Americana, they write heartfelt songs […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #100

Gerry Casey blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, turn it up July 25, 2021

Making a Scene Presents Turn it up with Gerry Casey and his Guest Wolfram Hohmann “The 100th show is a huge milestone for me, certain people have played a huge part in giving me a chance to do something I just dreamed about doing.” “One man opened the door to this amazing opportunity, that man […]

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Artist Interviews/ Indie Rock Artist

Gerry Casey Interviews Wolfram Hohmann!

Gerry Casey gerry casey, making a Scene, rock radio de, roots July 24, 2021

Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey’s Interview with Wolfram Hohmann “The 100th show is a huge milestone for me, certain people have played a huge part in giving me a chance to do something I just dreamed about doing.” “One man opened the door to this amazing opportunity, that man was Wolf Ho.” His belief […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Eamonn McCormack is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 23, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with Eamonn McCormack Eamonn was born in the center of Dublin, the capital city of Ireland and was raised on a North side Suburb. He started out on the acoustic guitar at six years of age. Prompted by the acoustic performance of his school classmate Gerry Leonard (David […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues/ CD Reviews Indie Rock

The Brothers March 10, 2020/Madison Square Garden/New York, NY

Jim Hynes blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 23, 2021

The Brothers March 10, 2020/Madison Square Garden/New York, NY Peach The Brothers is like having the Allman Brothers greatest hits performed live in one handy 4-CD package. Given that only one member of the original lineup, Jaimoe, is still alive, this is the second incarnation of The Allman Brothers Band (2001-2014) plus some guests who […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews Indie Rock

Jackson Browne Downhill From Everywhere

Jim Hynes americana, classic rock, Jackson Browne, Rock, roots, roots rock July 22, 2021

Jackson Browne Downhill From Everywhere Inside Recordings This is Jackson Browne’s first album in six years and like many veteran musicians, he’s finding the studio conducive to songwriting. In other words, his songs often take new directions, once he begins to collaborate with bandmates, most of whom have cemented their chemistry with the iconic songwriter […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Cassie and Mallory Life of a Ghost

Martina Doerner americana, making a Scene, roots, songwriter July 21, 2021

Cassie and Mallory Life of a Ghost “Cassie and Mallory” are the two artists Cassie Spires and Mallory Tober who got together in 2019 to make music. Cassie takes on the part of the vocals and lyrics and is accompanied instrumentally by Mallory. Both have very different life stories. Cassie was a successful wedding photographer […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Sean Chambers is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, Rock, roots, roots rock July 19, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Sean Chambers Florida born Sean Chambers began his career in the Blues back in 1998 when he toured with the legendary Hubert Sumlin as his guitarist and band leader until 2003. During Sean’s tenure with Mr. Sumlin, Britain’s own Guitarist magazine named Chambers as “One of […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Gerald McClendon is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, soul July 18, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Gerald McClendon Born and raised in Chicago, Illinois; Gerald has loved music since the tender age of four and would sing along with the music playing on the radio. Gerald has become one of the most versatile artists who proudly gives praise to the Masters of […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Greg Ward, Rajiv Halim, Sharel Cassity Altoizm

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 18, 2021

Greg Ward, Rajiv Halim, Sharel Cassity Altoizm AFAR Music Usually any three-headed saxophone group comes together to honor a legend like Bird or Trane, notwithstanding bigger units such as the World Saxophone Quartet of Odean Pope’s Saxophone Choir. Yet this unit, self-dubbed Altoizm, is making their own music with all seven compositions composed by the […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #99

Gerry Casey blues, blues rock, classic rock, heavey rock, indie Blues, Indie Rock, making a Scene, Rock, roots, roots rock July 18, 2021

Making a Scene Presents Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #99 with his Guests The Haunted North This interview is very special because it’s a first . It’s the first time I carried out an interview with 4 members of a brand in 4 different locations in 2 different countries. “As an added bonus […]

Artist Interviews/ Indie Rock Artist

Gerry Casey Interviews The Haunted North

Gerry Casey heavey rock, Indie Rock, making a Scene, Rock, roots, roots rock, turn it up July 17, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey’s Interview with The Haunted North Driving with the raw energy of classic hard rock, the U.S.A./Canadian four-piece Haunted North pour their souls into creating authentic, original and intense rock anthems; effectively paving the way for a brand new era of indie harkening back to the freestyle […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Adam Schultz is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 17, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Adam Schultz Born and raised in New York City, Adam Schultz is a jazz and blues guitarist, fusing the two genres in his own unique style. Growing up in the Big Apple has exposed Adam to some incredible teachers. As an avid participant in his high […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Steve Dawson – at the bottom of a canyon in the branches of a tree

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 17, 2021

Steve Dawson at the bottom of a canyon in the branches of a tree Pravda Besides having one of the longest and strangest album titles seen in some time, Chicago-based singer- songwriter Steve Dawson brings us a powerful album of loss and rebirth. Dawson is vastly underrecognized and underrated but has long been one of […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Mehmet Ali Sanlikol An Elegant Ritual

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 17, 2021

Mehmet Ali Sanlikol An Elegant Ritual DÜNYA Last year one of our Top 30 Jazz albums was from multi-instrumentalist and composer Mehmet Ali Sanlikol leading a large ensemble featuring NEA Jazz Master Dave Liebman for The Rise Up: Stories of Strife, Struggle, and Inspiration. This one, An Elegant Ritual, is almost entirely different as Sanlikol […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Mike Clark and Michael Zilber Mike Drop

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 16, 2021

Mike Clark and Michael Zilber Mike Drop Sunnyside Renowned jazz drummer Mike Clark and acclaimed saxophonist Michael Zilber have a decade-long musical relationship in the Bay Area. Although Clark spends more time now in New York, the two had such an inspiring week of performances in the Bay Area in 2018 that they decided to […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Adam Schultz Soulful Distancing

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 15, 2021

Adam Schultz Soulful Distancing Blue Heart It’s rather common for an established bluesman to have a younger protégé that he is mentoring, with Buddy Guy and Quinn Sullivan being perhaps the most recognizable example to most blues fans. But Pennsylvania’s Clarence Spady has an apprentice too, 18-year-old guitarist Adam Schultz. After a long recording hiatus, […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana

Gary Vogensen – Shot of Hope

Jim Hynes americana, Country, indie, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 14, 2021

Gary Vogensen Shot of Hope Little Village Here’s an unfamiliar name to most but you’d likely perk up when you learn that Gary Vogensen played with Mike Bloomfield, Barry Melton, Norton Buffalo, Maria Muldaur, Etta James, Commander Cody, John “Marmaduke” Dawson of the New Riders of the Purple Sage (for years), and more. Bay Area […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Debbie Bond is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 12, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Debbie Bond American Singer, guitar player and songwriter Debbie Bond has been performing for decades in the Alabama backwoods and is now a regular on the Southern US and European club and festival circuit. Influenced by raw juke joint blues and the famed sounds of Muscle […]

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Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Jennifer Lyn is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 11, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jennifer Lyn of Jennifer lyn and the Groove Revival On the plains of North Dakota, USA nestled between the tall grass and the open prairie sky sits a recording studio. The sound of overdriven guitars with dueling lead harmonies and classic rock undertones rips through the […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Gerry Casey Interviews Cathy Grier

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, roots, roots rock July 10, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents Gerry Casey’s Interview with Cathy Grier I traveled from NYC to WI for the Steel Bridge Songfest in June 2016. I fell in love with the Sturgeon Bay scene so much that I moved to Wisconsin. Within the 3 years of arriving, I won Paramount Music Association Blues challenge […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Mark Cameron is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 10, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Mark Cameron Minnesota based singer, songwriter and guitarist Mark Cameron has been active in live music for over thirty years. Mark began his performing career in the rich folk-rock scene of the early 1970’s and brought this influence into several bands he founded during the 1980’s and […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #98

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, Rock, roots, roots rock July 10, 2021

Making a Scene Presents Turn it up with Gerry Casey and his Guest Cathy Grier 40 years in the music business, multiple awards, and with 14 albums under her belt. Cathy Grier has certainly made an impression in the music business. I’m All Burn her latest album is yet another triumph production of the highest […]

Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Emily Duff is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, Country, indie country, making a Scene, roots July 9, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Emily Duff Emily Duff’s small batch brand of SWEET & SOUR ROCK AND ROLL WITH A GREAT BIG HIT OF COUNTRY SOUL, digs deep, weaving a patchwork of sin, tragedy, romance and regret that lies at your feet begging to be mended. A dark optimist, Emily […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

EG Kight Is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock July 5, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an interview with EG Kight Nestled in rural Georgia, EG Kight has grown deep roots on her land, where her family has lived for four generations. Kight’s granddaddy was a southern preacher. When Kight was an infant, her mama was offered a Gospel recording contract, but turned it down […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #97

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, Rock, roots, roots rock July 4, 2021

Making a Scene Presents Turn it Up with Gerry Casey and his Guest Sean Chambers Susie Major Great White Skies Dirty Honey California’ Dreaming Boogie Beasts Favourite Scene Leadfinger Nobody Knows Wildstreet Tennessee Cocaine Tom Morello with Slash Interstate 80 The Sonics I Don’t Need No Doctor Bobby Rush Good Stuff Sean Chambers Sitting On […]

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Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews/ Indie Rock Artist

Molly Jenson is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, indie, Indie Rock, making a Scene, roots July 4, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Molly Jenson Molly Jenson is a singer/songwriter from Southern California. She independently released her debut album, “Maybe Tomorrow” (produced by Greg Laswell), in 2005. Jenson signed to Bully! Pulpit Records, in a joint partnership with Nettwerk Music Group in 2008 and re-released her debut album in […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

B Christopher is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, roots, roots rock, surf, TV Music July 2, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with B. Christopher B. Christopher, like most composers, is not a household name. However, if you own a television, you have probably heard his music. With over 3,000 placements annually, on virtually every channel, it would be difficult not to hear his work. Like most studio musicians, […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Daniel Herskedal Harbour

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots July 1, 2021

Daniel Herskedal Harbour Edition Chances are good that you have never heard an album where the music perfectly captures the song titles as well as this one. Close your eyes and conjure the images for Norwegian master of the tuba Daniel Herskedal and his trio for Harbour. His may well be the only trio of […]

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CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Robert Billard and The Cold Cuts Stop

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock June 30, 2021

Robert Billard & The Cold Cuts Stop Self-released Robert Billard, formerly mostly a folk singer and now a bluesman, may be the only one of that ilk living in Nunavut, Canada’s newest province, a massive, sparsely populated territory of northern Canada, forming most of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. Its islands have expanses of tundra, craggy […]

Artist Interviews/ Country Rock Artists

Marshall Tucker is on the Road Again and Making a Scene!

Richard L'Hommedieu country rock, making a Scene, marshall tucker, roots, roots rock June 29, 2021

HOME PAGE Tour Schedule Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Doug Grey of The Marshall Tucker Band When you wake up and want to put a smile on your face, you think of the songs that always manage to reach down and touch your soul the moment you hear the first note. The Marshall […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Jonathon Long is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock June 28, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Jonathon Long The first thing you notice about Jonathon Long’s new record, Parables of a Southern Man, is that his virtuoso guitar playing is not his only strength. Long is a complete musician and entertainer, a great singer and totally original songwriter whose lyrical guitar playing […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Donna Herula is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, donna herula, indie Blues, roots, roots rock June 27, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Donna Herula Donna Herula is a Chicago-born blues singer, songwriter, and slide guitarist that has a passion for playing traditional Delta and Country Blues, early Chicago Blues, folk, Americana, and roots music. Using electrified resonator guitars, her sound combines her love for the music of the […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

Turn it up with Gerry Casey Show #96

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, Rock, roots, roots rock June 27, 2021

Making a Scene Presents TURN IT UP with Gerry Casey and his Guest Delta Fuse “Now and then a band comes along that gets the pulse racing. Delta Fuse are exactly that, from the first time I heard them play live to a packed house in Ballyshannon at The Rory Gallagher international festival. I knew […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Sean Chambers That’s What I’m Talkin About

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, roots, roots rock, Sean Chambers June 26, 2021

Sean Chambers That’s What I’m Talkin About This album is a tribute to Hubert Sumlin, a musician who had a huge influence on Sean’s life and future career in music. For a number of years Sean was a member of Hubert’s touring band , an experience that Sean will tell you himself made a significant […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews Indie Rock

Autumn Dawn Leader I, Autumnus

Martina Doerner americana, indie, Indie Rock, roots, roots rock June 26, 2021

Autumn Dawn Leader I, Autumnus Autumn Dawn Leader (and that’s her real name!), singer/songwriter and multi instrumentalist was born in the USA and moved to the East Midlands of the UK in 2004. She took her first musical steps at the age of four when she performed in concerts with her mother. At 16 she […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Rob Stone is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Rob Stone, roots, roots rock June 26, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Rob Stone Long renowned as a hard-hitting blues harmonica wailer and forceful vocalist, Rob Stone combines tough Chicago blues tradition with a swinging West Coast rhythmic drive. He’s made a series of widely acclaimed albums over the last two decades-plus showcasing his singular approach to the […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Jazz

Will Bernard Ancient Grains

Jim Hynes cd review, jazz, making a Scene, roots June 25, 2021

Will Bernard Ancient Grains Posi-Tone Guitarist Will Bernard’s musical history is truly versatile and Ancient Grains is his third as a leader for Posi-Tone, the label that tends to favor straight ahead jazz. However, Bernard, a Berkeley CA native and Brooklyn transplant, has recorded with avant –garde trumpeter Don Cherry, worked with Hindustani-influenced Jai Uttal, […]

Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Chris Murphy is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, bluegrass, Country, fiddle, indie, roots, violin June 25, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Chris Murphy For 25 years, and with no sign of slowing, violinist Chris Murphy has made a living by writing, performing and recording original music. For Murphy, the path forward is charted by looking backward, to the troubadours and minstrels of ages past. Forget the exaggerated […]

CD Review Classic Rock/ CD Reviews/ CD Reviews Americana/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues/ CD Reviews Indie Rock

Various Artists A Sweet Relief Tribute to Joey Spampinato

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, Indie Rock, roots, roots rock June 23, 2021

Various Artists A Sweet Relief Tribute to Joey Spampinato True North This is an amazing group of artists all generously donating their proceeds from these recordings to the Sweet Relief Musicians Fund to support NRBQ founding member/bassist/songwriter Joey Spampinato with his current health issues. Joey’s wife Kami Lyle and producer Sheldon Gomberg rallied a group […]

CD Reviews/ CD Reviews INDIE Blues

Gerald McClendon Let’s Have a Party

Jim Hynes americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, soul June 22, 2021

Gerald McClendon Let’s Have a Party Delta Roots Chicago soul singer Gerald McClendon, the “Soul Keeper,” makes a quick return from 2020’s Can’t Nobody Stop Me Now, a major statement, which he now quickly follows with Let’s Have a Party. McClendon first got a lift from 2019’s Delta Roots release, Battle of the Blues: Chicago vs. Oakland, […]

Artist Interviews/ INDIE Blues Artist

Tia Carroll is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, blues, blues rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, roots, roots rock, soul June 21, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Tia Carroll Tia has been performing steadily with her own band for decades in California, and made some successful recordings before (rock, gospel, and blues (with bands in Italy and Brazil.) But this is her first stateside studio recording of strong original blues and soul, and […]

Podcasts/ Turn it Up

TURN IT UP with Gerry Casey Show #95

Gerry Casey americana, blues, blues rock, classic rock, indie Blues, making a Scene, Rock, roots, roots rock June 20, 2021

Making a Scene Presents TURN it UP with Gerry Casey Show #95 with his Guest Jim Basnight Mike Zito Jeremiah Johnstone No Particular Place To Go The Cold Stares Heavy Shoes Delta Fuse Bloodhound Debbie Bond High Rider Blues Mark Cameron It’s Alright The Haunted North Body And Soul Handsome Jack In The Midnight Hour […]

Americana Artist/ Artist Interviews

Elisha Marin is Making a Scene

Richard L'Hommedieu americana, Country, making a Scene, roots, singer-songwriter June 20, 2021

HOME PAGE Making a Scene Presents an Interview with Elisha Marin! Elisha Marin is a self-taught singer-songwriter, visual artist, and teacher. Elisha directs an arts nonprofit in rural Southern MN. He began performing on stage when he was 8 years old. Elisha lives in a former opera house and is passionate about historic building restoration […]

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