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MUSIC REVIEWS

By Ted Simons and OthersNovember 6, 1991

Passionflies, Squid and Cherry wine New Times feasts on a banquet of local recordings It's Arizona Music Conference and Showcase '91 week in the Valley, so let's celebrate local acts. In the spirit of the event--one designed to focus national attention on Arizona's homegrown talent--we decided to feature the latest...

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ON THE COMEBACK TRAILTHIRTY YEARS AGO, ROOSEVELT NETTLES COULD HAVE BEEN A MUSICAL CONTENDER

By Robert BairdFebruary 26, 1992

In the mid-Sixties, Roosevelt Nettles had a future in music. A doo-wop/R&B singer in Phoenix, he was a regular on the local club scene. His first record, "Matilda," was a regional hit. He was touring with national acts like Sam Cooke. To top it off, he inked a deal with...

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HIP-HOP HOMEGIRLS

By David KoenJuly 8, 1992

Ask some slacker from San Francisco what the Phoenix music scene means, and he'd probably say the Meat Puppets or the Gin Blossoms. Call up Rolling Stone with the same question, and they'd rattle off names like Alice Cooper and Stevie Nicks. But chat with a deejay at a London...