The Phantom Tollbooth

Music and more from a Christian perspective

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Since 1996

Keith Cooper In Concert as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth.

In Keith Cooper there is truly a gift.

Kevin Roth. Roth’s songs are of subjects accessible to the audience and you can go along with his voice and instrument to a different place.

Emotion seems to be squeezed through the instrument as Lang attacks the fretboard, grimacing and contorting his body in some kind of therapeutic ecstasy...

TITLEJLBB Jonny Lang at BB King's: NYC – Febrary 15, 2012

JLTITLE If you want to hear some nice guitar playing don't go see Jonny Lang.
If, on the other hand, you want to hear some visceral, gut-wrenching sounds from a guitar – if you want to hear a man's soul screaming out from a guitar amp ...well, then you definitely want to go to a Jonny Lang show. You see, Jonny doesn't play guitar – he has cathartic therapy sessions with his guitar. His guitar becomes his lover - and apparently, likes it rough.

Larry Crowne as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth

Larry Crowne is the perfect film to cleanse the mind of all the special effects, unbelievable characters, and forgettable plot lines that bombard the big screen during the summer.

How record stores had their day – or will they rise again?

Le Roar in concert, as reviewed in The Phantom Tollbooth.

I am Le Roar. Hear me play.

Leighittle Leigh Nash at The Highline Ballroom

NYC – 1/7/12

lifest_2011 as reviewed in Phantom Tollbooth Lifest continues to provide a consistent level of family-based entertainment and education, something that is lacking in our ever changing world.