Paul Sammon has been listening to “Bar Stool Preacher”, the second full-length album from Georgia-born Jacob Bryant Almost a year after the UK release of Practice What I Preach, I was hoping for more of the same. That was a … readmore
Paul Sammon casts his ear over “His Guitar”, the new single from Clayton Smalley I’ve never reviewed just a single before, only EP’s and albums. However, over the last year Clayton Smalley and his chief writer, John Griffin, have become … readmore
If you fancy a career as a songwriter, take a read of what CJ Solar has to say. We spoke recently to the native Louisianan songwriter, and he doesn’t pull any punches as he explains the realities of balancing performing … readmore
Last November we introduced you to the music of Clayton Smalley. Now we’d like you to meet his writer. He’s penned for many artists and has a really interesting story. There’s also a good chance you’ve had one of his … readmore
Having been in the business for a couple decades writing hit after hit, including some very well-known number ones, Billy Montana is about to embark on releasing some of those tracks himself. Here, in conversation with Paul Sammon, Billy shares … readmore
In the final part of his journey into Eric Church’s new triple disc release Heart & Soul, Paul Sammon shares his impressions of Soul, the concluding part of the set. Much like nipping to the kitchen before finishing that … readmore
In the second part of his dive into Eric Church’s new triple disc release Heart & Soul, Paul Sammon gives his take on &, currently on limited release. Let’s be clear here; Even by his own admission, the project … readmore
A new album from Eric Church is always going to big news. But when it’s a three disc set, each with separate release dates, then it’s probably THE new music event of 2021. Here, Paul Sammon takes a listen to … readmore
Jacob Bryant – Practice What I Preach (Deluxe Edition) Album Review If you’re hoping for an album of toe-tapping country, well, jog on I’m afraid. This is a foot-stomping bad boy with big drums and guitars twanging with the same … readmore