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250 word album review: Lucero – Among The Ghosts
Lucero returns with more of what makes Lucero great. Honest, heartfelt lyrics bedded in whiskey soaked guitar licks with Ben Nichols signature rasp. The band doesn’t do anything here they’ve never done before but they are doing it as … Continue reading
Concert Review: Lucero / The Architects at The Granada in Lawrence, KS 9/13/16
Weekday shows can be tough, especially if you live out of town. When two bands you like hook up for a show you’ve got to answer the call though. Not even the inability to see the center line of the … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/13/16, Adam Phillips, Ben Nichols, Brandon Phillips, concert review, Kansas, Kansas City, KCMO, KS, Lawrence, Rick Steff, September 13th, setlist, The Architects, The Granada, Zach Phillips
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250 Word Album Review: Lucero – All A Man Should Do
Lucero doesn’t rock out too much on their new record. It’s predominantly slow and as piano player Rick Steff steps into the spotlight behind lead singer Ben Nichols, lead guitarist Brian Venable steps back from it. This makes the album … Continue reading
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Tagged 250 word album review, 4 Stars, Ben Nichols, best albums of 2015, Brian Venable, Can't You Hear Them Howl, horns, Lucero, lyrics, New music Tuesdays, Rick Steff, rockers, slow, Tennessee, They Called Her Killer, Top 10, Went Looking For Warren Zevon's Los Angeles
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Concert Review: Lucero / Langhorne Slim at The Granada, Lawrence, KS 4/23/13
Seeing a band live after just listening to their music is similar to watching a movie after reading a book. Inevitably the listener paints an image of the band; this could mean their look, their sound or even their attitude on stage. … Continue reading
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Tagged 4/23/13, April 23, Ben Nichols, concert review, David Moore, Jeff Ratner, Kansas, Langhorne Slim, Lawrence, Lucero, Malachi Delorenzo, Rick Steff, setlist, The Granada, The Law
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