Onetime Colorado resident CR Gruver has been on a roll recently. The New Orleans-adopted pianist is right at home holding down the keys in the New Orleans Suspects, wearing the moniker without hesitation; more a sense of pride. A family man and bandmate that can’t say enough about his musical cohorts, Gruver is credited with… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with CR Gruver
Natalie Walker, a musician out of Crested Butte, Colo., is releasing her new album after 3 years of prepping and polishing. Sometimes it takes a few years to find the right footing for your next project, and Walker is on solid ground with Strange Bird. The album spans genres and stories, the songs are comfortable… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview w/ Natalie Walker
When Matthew Mirro received an electronic drum set for Christmas in 1985, he had visions of creating a song for a movie in the vein of Axl F. from Beverly Hills cop. When the instrument proved to not be his thing, it was no surprise when his younger brother picked up the sticks and ran… Continue reading Bittersweet Symphony in the Tempo of Life
This past week, singer, songwriter and multi-faceted bass wizard Andrew Altman of Railroad Earth sat down with the Grateful Web to discuss the debut of his self-titled solo album, produced by JRAD’s Tom Hamilton. The animated conversation also veered into discussion about some of the similarities and differences between upright and electric bass, Railroad Earth’s… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Andrew Altman
Multifaceted instrumentalist and vocalist Nick Dunbar of Boulder County’s Mountain Standard Time lives and breathes the band on the run mentality. Knowing full well how the music industry is experiencing Kickstarter campaigns and grueling tours to make up for a lack of album sales, Dunbar and the band is striving to stay afloat and find… Continue reading Grateful Web Inteview with Nick Dunbar
GW: This is Dylan Muhlberg of Grateful Web here with Richard Loren. I am thrilled to have the company of one of the rock era’s most pivotal music agents. His new memoir High Notes, recounts his monumental career. His early days in the corporate music world representing such legendary acts as The Doors, Jefferson Airplane,… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Richard Loren
GW: How does it feel to be highlighted by such a well-established presence in the music world like NPR? CB: It’s honestly…really crazy. People are always saying “the internet is so powerful,” and you know that, but, when we hit NPR, we got easily 30,000 music video views, it just happened, we got 200 likes… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Charlie Belle
When it comes to modern-day interpretations of the American Songbook that is Grateful Dead, Joe Russo’s Almost Dead is causally setting the bar. With an illustrious thirty years of Dead tunes to choose from, former Furthur drummer Joe Russo and his grateful gang of East Coast friends are reinvigorating songs and arrangements that have been… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Joe Russo
GW: This is Dylan Muhlberg of Grateful Web here with Bay Area music legend Greg Anton. Greg began his professional career in the late 70s drumming with Keith and Donna Godchaux’s Heart of Gold Band. Later he cofounded the prolific Jam Band Zero. Since he’s participated in countless musical endeavors and projects. He’s a lawyer… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with Greg Anton
The Ballroom Thieves are performing in Denver, Colorado this weekend (https://www.facebook.com/events/989757557708115/). This will be a unique and an exciting experience to catch this rock-folk trio particularly at this intimate Denver venue (Larimer Lounge). When I think folk, I typically think perhaps of enjoying thoughtful inspirational music on the couch. Ballroom Thieves is that plus upbeat,… Continue reading Grateful Web Interview with The Ballroom Thieves
