Results for Ry Cooder

Ry Cooder is a virtuoso on fretted instruments, with a lunging, syncopated style. He began playing guitar when he was three years old. In the early sixties Cooder became active in Southern California blues and folk circles. He also worked for Gordon Lightfoot and on numerous commercials, and briefly joined Captain Beefheart's Magic Band in 1967. Since 1969, when he got a solo contract, Cooder has cut down on session work to concentrate on his yearly albums.“more

  Performer Track(s) Date Venue Length Rating Buy
John Hiatt CONCERT Feb 22, 1985 Wolfgang's 1:23:14 4.53
John Hiatt CONCERT Aug 26, 1987 Tower Theater 41:57 4.65
John Hiatt INTERVIEW Feb 11, 1989 Interview 14:31
Ry Cooder CONCERT Jul 7, 1974 Record Plant 57:10 4.70 Buy
  • Ed Pearl: Back to the Ash Grove

    by Denise SullivanMarch 4, 2009Comments (7)

    "What the Ash Grove did," says Ed Pearl, "was change the face of popular music." So why would anyone want to burn it down three times? (read more)

  • John Hiatt

    by Matt GewolbMay 28, 2008Comments (2)

    "reflections on a life on the road, but also concerns with love and its complications" (read more)

  • Rick Danko: Infectious Joy and Non-Showbiz Charisma

    by Jeff WilsonApril 30, 2008Comments (21)

    Smiling so hard his face must have hurt, Danko had a boyish, wide-eyed, let’s-get-this-party-started look in his eyes as he approached the mic. And he was dressed to impress, wearing black dress slacks, shiny hard-soled shoes, and a bright red button-down shirt (read more)

  • Robert Francis

    by Andy VietzeDecember 12, 2007Comments (0)

    "acoustic-based music rooted in AM radio but fleshed out" (read more)

  • Chris Whitley: Living With the Law

    by Greg GastonAugust 22, 2007Comments (14)

    There’s another, much less celebrated name that once helped define this barren, noir landscape: the late Chris Whitley. Whitley, who died last year of lung cancer, is worth commemorating for his career, and especially his classic debut record, Living with the Law. (read more)