John Graves scraps The Brand name for his latest, pure Country crew, Johnny Midnight and the Resident Country Heroes
0 Comments · Thursday, June 29, 2000
There are those musicians who find their calling at a young age. They get their first instrument as a present when they are eight years old. They spend their formative years jamming in garages, g
Katie Reider turns to family and friends for inpiration and support
0 Comments · Thursday, May 4, 2000
Katie Reider knew at an early age that music would be a likely vocation. Long-time Cincinnatians will likely recognize Reider, since her father Rob was a regular presence on The Bob Braun Show in
Up-and-coming Indie band Post-Haste strive for new audiences and raw sounds
0 Comments · Thursday, April 13, 2000
They are an aspiring graphic artist, a former Procter & Gamble employee, and a devotee of Kurt Vonnegut. They are also the local band called Post-Haste, a two-year-old outfit composed of drummer
Music: Keeping Up With The Millers
Husband-and-wife duo Buddy and Julie Miller make Insurgent Country music with heart
0 Comments · Thursday, April 6, 2000
When Buddy and Julie Miller first met, their relationship didn't get off to an auspicious start. Buddy was a struggling young Country guitarist in Austin, Texas, and Julie was a young but gifte
Locals Only: : Jitterbilly Boogie
Local group celebrates new CD release and the addition of legendary saxman Bobby Keys
0 Comments · Thursday, March 9, 2000
Their music hearkens back to the era of hepcats and zoot suits. The tempo compels one to jump, jive and wail. But they are not a Swing band. That is the emphatic insistence of Dave Brown, longtim
Music: Close Shaver
AltCountry's father/son team Shaver have hit career peaks and emotional lows in the past few years
0 Comments · Thursday, September 9, 1999
This Friday, Coney Island's Moonlite Gardens will showcase two musical relatives who are a little bit Country, and a little bit Rock & Roll. No, Donny and Marie Osmond are not coming to the Tri
Cover Story: Out of Bounds
COBRA Ensemble finds a local audience for its progressive, improvisational sound
0 Comments · Thursday, May 27, 1999
For some, the COBRA Ensemble is music. For others, it's an amusing novelty. For still others, it's sheer auditory chaos. The opinions on the Cincinnati ensemble may vary wildly, which Nathan Fuh
