Monthly Archives: May 2001

Rosie Flores: Speed of Sound

Posted on May 27, 2001 by

Rosie Flores’ seventh solo CD finds the renowned singer-songwriter and guitarist moving into new musical territory with style and grace. On "Speed of Sound," Flores lends her distinctive voice to several jazzy ballads, and gives us rockabilly songs that swing. … Continue reading →

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Tammy Cochran: Tammy Cochran

Posted on May 21, 2001 by

Tammy Cochran’s debut on Epic is a remarkable display of passion and grace about weathering life’s ups and downs and emerging all-the-wiser. Cochran spent two years looking for the right songs – stories that people in similar circumstances could understand … Continue reading →

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Marcus Miller: M2

Posted on May 14, 2001 by

Marcus Miller is one of the electric bass guitar’s most accomplished and adventurous players. His latest CD, "M2," appropriately subtitled, "Power and Grace," features his unique fusion of classic and modern funk and jazz. It also introduces listeners to Miller … Continue reading →

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Mr. Short Khop: Da Khop Shop

Posted on May 6, 2001 by

Mr. Short Khop’s debut on TVT Records marks the end of a long road for the West Coast Hip Hop artist. While Da Khop Shop is above all a party album, this long-awaited release has a street-smart edge and a … Continue reading →

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Stabbing Westward: Stabbing Westward

Posted on May 3, 2001 by

Stabbing Westward’s latest CD is an audacious and inspiring leap. The platinum-selling group has shelved their industrial-metal sound and emerged as a striking and powerful guitar-driven rock band. Singer/songwriter Christopher Hall’s writing and vocals have never been better, and the … Continue reading →

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