- Steve Hackett—Night Siren (2017)
- Richard Barbieri—Planets + Persona (2017)
- Jesca Hoop—Memories are Now (2017)
- Blackfield—Blackfield V (2017)
- Otis Taylor—Fantasizing About Being Black (2017)
- Big Wreck—Grace Street (2017)
- Paul Draper—EP 2 (2017)
- Elbow—Little Fictions (2017)
- Backwordz—Veracity (2017)
- Ninet—Paper Parachutes (2017)
- Tim Bowness—Lost in the Ghost Light (2017)
- Anderson.Paak—Malibu (2016)
- Three Trapped Tigers—Silent Earthling (2016)
- Prince—4Ever (2016)
- Plank—Hivemind (2016)
- Sand—A Sleeper, Just Awake (2016)
- Los Lobos—Gates of Gold (2015)
- Sufjan Stevens—Ilinoise (2005)
A Boston-based journalist covering music and movies. Author of "Art of Rush." Email: humphries90048@gmail.com
Tuesday, February 28, 2017
February playlist
Now on newsstands
The new issue of Tight but Loose, the Led Zeppelin magazine, includes a piece I wrote about Robert Plant's recent concert in Boston on the Lampedusa tour. Plant joined Americana luminaries Emmylou Harris, Steve Earle, Buddy Miller and the Milk Carton Kids for a series of dates across the US to raise money to help refugees. The format a departure for the singer. The performers sat in a semi circle of chairs on stage with acoustic and electric guitars, mandolins and banjos. They each took turns singing lead, duets and adding harmonies to Americana classics. A fun and memorable evening.
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