Two years ago, when last we spoke with Jonathon Linaberry, who makes music under the moniker The Bones of J.R. Jones, the Brooklyn-based artist was longing to get away from the city and move to a quiet place upstate. “We sort of did,” he laughs. “My wife and I bought an old farmhouse up in The... Continue Reading →
Pew Playlist: 3 Songs That Should Be on Your Radar, 4/1/16
"Pining" - Parker Millsap This catchy little song, from Millsap's recently released album, The Very Last Day, has an upbeat New Orleans jazz feel to it (and if you know me, you know how that NOLA is one of my favorite places on the planet); a declaration of utter devotion, the singer would do just about... Continue Reading →
Interview: The Bones of J.R. Jones
“I grew up listening to punk rock; I fell in love with the blues and folk music when I was 18 or 19 years old after my dad gave me a collection of American roots music, and it totally changed the landscape for me,” says blues man Jonathan Linaberry. “Reflecting on it, what I’d love... Continue Reading →