Chris Cornell at Red Rocks was captured by Lisa Siciliano. Lisa, the official Red Rocks photographer for many years including when this was taken, “works wet.” That means she is shooting her black and white masterpieces using actual film, developing the film, and printing the results. She works with chemistry in the darkroom instead of […]

When it comes to the vibrant music scene in Boulder, Colorado, the name Hazel Miller shines brightly. With her powerful and soulful voice, Hazel Miller has become a beloved figure in the Boulder music community, enchanting audiences with her remarkable performances. Let’s delve into the captivating musical journey of Hazel Miller, a true icon of […]

Boulder, Colorado has long been a breeding ground for talented musicians, and Jeremy Dion is no exception. With his latest album release, Jeremy Dion continues to solidify his place in the local music scene, captivating audiences with his soulful tunes and heartfelt lyrics. Jeremy Dion: A Boulder, Colorado Musician on the Rise Jeremy Dion’s musical […]

Gregg Allman, shot at The Boulder Theater  photo by Lisa Siciliano shot on 35mm film This creation was done “working wet.” Lisa processes her own photos shot on  35 mm film. This is truly old school. It adds a vibrance and depth not possible with digital processing. The picture truly radiates. Even with that darkroom […]

Mojomama finally got one foot on the big stage last weekend.  At The Levitt Pavilion in Denver’s Ruby park, opening for legendary artist Melvin Seals & JGB on August 24th. We have graced many stages over the last two decades. Some are fabulous like eTown hall, or the Brighton armory and the Greeley blues jam […]

One of Boulder’s Bobbie Feldman’s many claims to fame is authoring “My Boyfriend’s Back.” This classic pop song performed by The Angels, dropped in 1963. However, the songwriters for “My Boyfriend’s Back” were credited as the team of Bob Feldman, Jerry Goldstein, and Richard Gottehrer,  The song  also recorded by the Chifons, tells the story […]

  When two different musical tones are played or sung together, an interesting phenomenon known as beat frequency occurs. This beat frequency is a third tone, created by the interference of the original two tones, and its frequency is the difference between the frequencies of the original tones. For example, if one tone has a […]

The Iconic Sunburst Gibson Les Paul: The Guitar that Defined and Defines Electric Blues Electric Blues Rock and Electric Country Rock are largely defined by the tone of the iconic Gibson Les Paul played through a Marshall Stack of amplifier and speakers. From Leslie West of Mountain playing Mississippi Queen to Eric Clapton to the […]

Nestled in the heart of Colorado, Boulder is renowned for its breathtaking mountains, outdoor adventures, and vibrant music scene. Over the years, this picturesque city has cultivated a rich musical heritage, giving rise to some of the most iconic bands in the state. Let’s dive into the legacy of Boulder’s music scene and explore the […]

Josephine Antoine This fair Boulderite was beloved for her incredible rise to fame as a Metropolitan Opera star. After completing her education in Boulder, Antoine went on to earn a Master’s at the Julliard School of Music in NYC. Before her first national appearance, she received a telegram from the mayor of Boulder reading: “Every […]