Steve Houk
Articles
- Music Notes: C'mon, Stay Happy ’70s pop phenom David Cassidy brings his youthful charm and talent to Birchmere.
- Music Notes: The Reverend Al Green Still bringin' 'Love and Happiness' to fans. (With video)
- Music Notes: Pat McGee's Living Dream Northern Virginia musician keeps rock and roll dream alive with tireless touring, great songwriting, and staying true to what got him here.
- Music Notes: Baskov's American Tune A gifted Russian tenor on the brink of U.S. stardom talks about what makes him tick.
- Music Notes: George Winston, Humble Genius The supremely gifted pianist talks inspiration, fans and how composing is like giving birth.
- Music Notes: Taking a "Say Chance" Say Chance features talented teenagers who just might attain their musical dreams.
- Music Notes: Irish-Born Siren Imelda May Playing for a president, selling millions of records, and getting critical acclaim? You could say things are going well for Imelda May -- just ask this hard working Irish-born siren.
- Performing Arts: Local Students Dance to National Title With a combination of mesmerizing presentation and a refreshingly supportive behind the scenes vibe, the West Springfield High School dance team is winning big, both on and off stage.
- Music Notes: A Golden Sound A talented musician in his own right, Scott Harlan also sits behind the board at his very own DC-area recording studio, where he is living his own dream while also working to make other's dreams come true.
- Music Notes: Teddy Thompson Slipping In and Out of His Genes As the son of folk-rock legends Richard and Linda Thompson, Teddy Thompson recognizes the influence of his famous parents' genes, but he's also carved a pretty successful musical path all by himself.
- Music Notes: Craving More Cravin' Dogs About to celebrate their 25th year together, D.C.-area music favorites Cravin' Dogs have good jobs, nice families, and oh yeah, a darn successful part-time band.
- Music Notes: Signing up for Camp Freddy Welcome to Camp Freddy: a hard rock super-group cover band turned cherished getaway from the daily rock star grind.
- Music Notes: Bluegrass Rising Over Yonder Mountain Meet the current kings of progressive bluegrass: Yonder Mountain String Band, who push the boundaries while staying largely true to the genre's roots.
- Music Notes: Jackson Browne, Still Running One of America's most prolific and beloved songwriters keeps it real with songs for the modern times -done his way.
- Music Notes: The Very Charming Life of Joan Armatrading Accomplished musician Joan Armatrading talks about her career, her passions, and making the world a better place.
- Music Notes: The Broza and Van Zandt Collaboration Israeli-born musician David Broza shines in latest album that brings to life lost poems of Townes Van Zandt.
- Paint the Town: The Art of John Lennon Comes to DC Since her husband John Lennon's death thirty years ago, Yoko Ono has been vigilant with another passion that keeps her close to her soulmate: John's art.
- Music Notes: Best Selling Authors Rock For Charity Some of the world's best-selling authors put down their pens and pick up their instruments in the name of big fun and bigger fund-raising.
- Music Notes: Shane Hines's Wammy A homegrown musician wins the biggest WAMMY and now stands on the brink of stardom with hooks and melodies that will put you, yes, in his "trance."
- MUSIC NOTES: Imelda May's Palpable Coolness One of popular music's coolest stars is anything but a diva.
- MUSIC NOTES: John Mayall, Blues Professor A blues legend talks humbly about his influence on some of the world's greatest musicians as well as his own musical tastes.
- MUSIC NOTES: BOBBY "BLUE" BLAND About to turn 80, one of the blues' true pioneers reveals what inspired him to foster a whole new style of the blues way back when.
