Music
There’s nothing really sinister or menacing about the dude who makes his living being sinister and menacing.
They’ve toured as the backing band for blues badass T-Model Ford and cut a record with the ol’ cuss, which means Seattle’s GravelRoad knows the Mississippi Delta sound like T-Model knows the inside of a jail cell. And they hit the stage even harder than they hit the bottle, chasing the ghosts of those backwoods juke joints where this music was born.
At age 62, veteran rocker Ozzy Osbourne still delivers live, his voice strong and unwavering. “I’m the Prince of !@#$ing Darkness,” Ozzy thundered to a crowd of 9,000 Friday night.
There are few things sweeter than the sound of four voices singing in perfect harmony to the accompaniment of well-played acoustic guitars.
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