Cowboys and Dreamers is a George Strait record. I considered ending the review there. Say no more. It’s been a month since the release of this album, and I’ve been
Jeff Slate is a guy who exists in two great worlds. As a music journalist, he’s spoken with the greatest rock artists of all time, with his writing appearing in
Matt Walsh’s return to film is on the big screen this time with Am I Racist? Talk about a provocative title. He has a talent for posing a very simple
It was at a time when I didn’t see any options. That’s when a friend suggested that I could try to work at the restaurant where he was recently hired.
The Best Burger in Atlanta? PUT IT THERE By Paul Leslie It’s a source of pride that friends and strangers ask me for Atlanta restaurant recommendations. From dives to fine
I’m writing this on April 11, 2024. Jimmy’s band The Coral Reefer Band and many big name artists from Paul McCartney to Jackson Browne, Eagles and Snoop Dog will be
My friend Aurora, a faithful reader of Peggy Noonan, sent me the writer’s August 1st Wall Street Journal column. Well written as it may be, I felt there were too
“Perfect” is a pretty heavy word. There aren’t many albums that meet that description, and I don’t think that we should just throw around that word — “perfection.” I love
A few weeks ago, I had the chance to watch the short documentary All That Is Sacred directed by Scott Ballew. Immediately after watching it, I felt comfort thinking about
When I think of great singers who consistently knock it out out the park: I think of George Strait. I consider him the best, and not just referring to country
Are you here? It’s The Paul Leslie Hour with a review of Dean Dillon’s solo debut, “Slick Nickel.” Dean Dillon’s first solo record came out in 1988. This review was