The incredible journey of Downtown music legend Pat Irwin, from The B-52's to 'Dexter'
Pat Irwin got his start in music as a Cleveland boy in the second grade, with a clarinet. As he grew up, he was drawn to the guitar, but his parents forbid
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Pat Irwin got his start in music as a Cleveland boy in the second grade, with a clarinet. As he grew up, he was drawn to the guitar, but his parents forbid
By Kirsten Ferguson/For The Leader-Herald The bucolic setting of the Mabee Farm Historic Site in Rotterdam Junction -- the location of the oldest farm in the Mohawk Valley -- might be the perfect spot to enjoy the earthy roots-rock and down-home Americana of fiddler and singer-songwriter Sara Mil
When Credibility Matters
True love is found in the utterly charming “You’re the One for Me,” which shows up on Everywhere You’ve Been with a bouquet of flowers in hand. Flush with all the giddy innocence of new romance, the song is a soft, slow goodnight kiss of sparkling roots-pop, drawn closer by sly hooks and pulling away with a sweet smile. Its intentions are pure, as are those of Steve Almaas on this, his easygoing, exceedingly likeable sixth solo album. Unlikely to be issued any citations for disturbing the peace, its unhurried, lighthearted Americana so warm and inviting, Everywhere You’ve Been bea...