Wendy’s Perspective: Take Care of Your Local Musician
By Wendy Russell
The huge tour bus was not going anywhere. The long road ahead would have to wait. The next gig’s promoter would have to worry a few hours more. Eager and giddy, the women in the next town would have to hang on. The luxury road-liner, a sleek, efficient hotel-on-wheels might as well be a tree house. That famous band backing the reggae superstar, with so many #1 chart-toppers, was not going anyplace, because we could not find the bus keys anywhere!
CD Review: Abja, Inna Red I Hour
Review by Wendy Russell
Abja: Inna Red I Hour [I Grade Records]
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