Skywind
by Sarah KlosterbuerFebruary 2003
Interview with Wally Joseph of Minneapolis’ Skywind
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Articles in Reverse
Looking at history from the oldest first
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February 2003
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Something To Do
by Brett Lemke
February 2003
Madison’s Something To Do invade the Ska scene of Wisconsin
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Robert Randolph and the Family Band
by Brett Lemke
February 2003
With the entrancing sound of Robert Randolph’s 13 string Pedal Steel, a brutally tight rhythm section, and a dynamic Hammond organ, Robert Randolph & The Family Band have blasted through the jamband scene. Their combination of Gospel, Blues, and relentless passion explodes with a burning fury onstage. All in all, they justly deserved their recent W.C. Handy award for Best New Artist. “We know what to play when it comes to gospel, and how you’re supposed to play it,” said Robert Randolph during a recent interview with Maximum Ink.
Years spent growing up in church in Orange, New Jersey and staying active in the musical community of his congregation helped 24 year-old Robert develop his skill playing the lap steel guitar. His two cousins, Bassist Danyell Morgan and drummer Marcus Randolph, along with longtime friend/organist John Ginty make the Family Band. “We used to play Ted’s Jam in church all the time,” said Robert, “The music at our church is truly unique. Everybody gets involved. They call it ‘dancing under the holy spirit.’ ”
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The New Recruits
by Mike Huberty
March 2003
Madison Punkers the New Recruits featuring Shinky
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The Heavils
by Andrew Frey
March 2003
Rockford’s The Heavils, and interview with Mossy after being signed to Metal Blade Records in 2003
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Shotdown
by Andrew Frey
March 2003
Madison’s Stoner Rock Shotdown, an interview with vocalist Kyle Peterson
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February 2003
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Something To Do
by Brett LemkeFebruary 2003
Madison’s Something To Do invade the Ska scene of Wisconsin
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Votes: 1
Robert Randolph and the Family Band
by Brett LemkeFebruary 2003
With the entrancing sound of Robert Randolph’s 13 string Pedal Steel, a brutally tight rhythm section, and a dynamic Hammond organ, Robert Randolph & The Family Band have blasted through the jamband scene. Their combination of Gospel, Blues, and relentless passion explodes with a burning fury onstage. All in all, they justly deserved their recent W.C. Handy award for Best New Artist. “We know what to play when it comes to gospel, and how you’re supposed to play it,” said Robert Randolph during a recent interview with Maximum Ink.
Years spent growing up in church in Orange, New Jersey and staying active in the musical community of his congregation helped 24 year-old Robert develop his skill playing the lap steel guitar. His two cousins, Bassist Danyell Morgan and drummer Marcus Randolph, along with longtime friend/organist John Ginty make the Family Band. “We used to play Ted’s Jam in church all the time,” said Robert, “The music at our church is truly unique. Everybody gets involved. They call it ‘dancing under the holy spirit.’ ”
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The New Recruits
by Mike HubertyMarch 2003
Madison Punkers the New Recruits featuring Shinky
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Votes: 0
The Heavils
by Andrew FreyMarch 2003
Rockford’s The Heavils, and interview with Mossy after being signed to Metal Blade Records in 2003
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Votes: 0
Shotdown
by Andrew FreyMarch 2003
Madison’s Stoner Rock Shotdown, an interview with vocalist Kyle Peterson
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