Dan Whitley
Dan Whitley At Arlene Grocery, Saturday, December 5th, 2015, Reviewed
Dan has the skills to be a big time guitar hero but he chooses his talents to create moody soundscape that moves between his tragedy and his future
Let’s Active: Concert Picks Week Of November 28th, 2015
Now I want to hear the great guitarist in person, and I’ll get that Saturday night at Arlene’s Grocery. A must see.
Dan Whitley’s “Calling All Gods” reviewed
The sound is broad, modern, owing as little as Whitley can manage to his antecedents, for a blues guitarist he is as wary as Gary Clark: completely unwilling to justify his sound through even his own past. It is post-modern mood blues for a 21st century audience and a world unwilling to justify itself to any one.
10 Song, Tuesday, February 11th, 2014
From our own Mary Magpie’s Ghosts Of The Haunted, an ambient distorted track, like in the old days when you leave the TV on overnight and the station goes off the air, is matched with a single note by single note piabo composition and Mary’s disengaged voice – A-
Dan Whitley's "Devil Is On Your Trail" Reviewed
Whitley stakes his claim to the blues he derives his power from, he taps into the primal instinct but takes it from the reverse, and merges forward like a shaman. With his blonde visage he is like a vengeful angel, unti, you realize the devil on her trail might be him.