Thomm Jutz

REVIEW: Thomm Jutz “Ring-a-Bellin’”

Thomm Jutz – Ring-a-Bellin’ Basically, a showcase of well-written, easy-listening songs, ballads, & stories & all performed with delicate tonality, beginning with “Too Many Walls,” in the tradition of songwriters like the late David Blue, Eric Andersen, Ron Cornelius & Tom Paxton. While Thomm isn’t pushing the folk angle thematically, he has a skill with […]

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Rock-a-Ballads

Music Reviews: Early Rock Ballads, plus NRBQ, the New York Second, and Eric Brace & Thomm Jutz

What music comes to mind when you think of rock and roll’s earliest years? For many people, the answer is probably the sort of material that signaled a major break from the overly polished, sanitized pop that previously dominated the charts—manic, upbeat rockers like Jerry Lee Lewis’s “Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On,” Elvis Presley’s “Hound […]

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