Blues Traveler References
The reference sources are from major music trade publications and newspapers worldwide. You can sort the list by the article title or the publication date.
| Reference Title Sort ascending | Date |
|---|---|
| Travelers and Thieves (sound recording reviews). Robert Henschen. Consumers' Research Magazine, 75:32. | 1992-12 |
| The New Road Warriors: For the Members Of Blues Traveler Life Is One Big, Happy Tour. Elysa Gardner. Rolling Stone, 622:10. | 1992-1-23 |
| The Lord of the H.O.R.D.E. Geoffrey Himes. Washington Post, N15. | 1998-8-7 |
| The Horde Tour. Neil Strauss. New York Times, 145:B3. | 1996-8-19 |
| Talent On Stage. M. S. Butler. Cash Box, 54:9. | 1991-4-20 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Parke Puterbaugh. Stereo Review, 62:91. | 1997-9 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Jim Farber. Entertainment Weekly, 68. | 1997-7-11 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Don McLeese. Rolling Stone, 118. | 1997-7-10 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Chuck Tannert. Car Stereo Review, 11:20. | 1998-1 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Christopher John Farley. Time, 150:74. | 1997-7-28 |
| Straight on Till Morning. Alec Foege. People Weekly, 48:25. | 1997 |
| Save His Soul (31454 0080) review. Michael Gallucci. Goldmine. |
1994-3-4 |
| Run-Around. David Browne. Entertainment Weekly, 52. | 1995-8-18 |
| Reviews: Carolina Blues (00462). Billboard, 78. |
1997-6-7 |
| Reviews: Blues Traveler (75021 5308). Jeff Tamarkin. Goldmine, 160. |
1990-9-7 |
| Poppin' Off. Matt Hendrickson. Rolling Stone, 25. | 1997-5-15 |
| Popper's Fresh Go. Ethan Smith. Entertainment Weekly, 71. | 1996-4-12 |
| Paramount Theater, New York. Mike Mettler. Musician. | 1993-2-28 |
| Old-Time Hippie Dancing, Watched Over by a Turtle. Jon Pareles. New York Times, 144:12. | 1995-8-12 |
| New Music Preview. F. Owen. Spin, 6:48. | 1991-1 |
| Music: Sixties Casualty. J. Del Priore. Village Voice, 36:71. | 1991-8-20 |
| Live from the Fall. Parke Puterbaugh. Rolling Stone, 96. | 1996-8-22 |
| Horde. Peter Watrous. New York Times, 141:C11. | 1992-7-14 |
| Harmonica Convergence. Tom Sinclair. Entertainment Weekly, 67. | 1997-7-11 |
| H.O.A.R.D. Festival. Al Weisel. Rolling Stone, 36. | 1998-9-17 |
| Frequent Flyer: Chan Kinchla Upgrades Blues Traveler to First Class. Bill Leigh. Guitar Player, 31:53. | 1997-10 |
| Four. Paul Verna, Marilyn A. Gillin, Peter Crownin. Billboard, 106:58 | 1994-10-1 |
| First a Band. Then a Summer Festival. Next, the World? Julian Rubinstein. New York Times, 145:H29. | 1996-8-11 |
| Fellow Travelers: Blues Traveler's John Popper, More Slab Than Hunk, Leads His Band in Bulk and in Firepower. Steve Dougherty. People Weekly, 44:91. | 1995-9-11 |
| Buzz Builds On Blues Travelers' Live Concerts. Scott Brodeur. Billboard, 104:14. | 1992-1-25 |
| Bridge Concert. Neil Strauss. New York Times, 147:B1. | 1997-10-20 |
| Blues Traveler's Direction Changes with A&M's 'four.' Paul Verna. Billboard, 106:114. | 1994-8-20 |
| Blues Traveler: Road Warriors. Steve Roeser. Goldmine. | 1995-3-17 |
| Blues Traveler (Straight on Till Morning review). Richmond Times-Dispatch. | 1997-8-22 |
| A Forum for 60's-Style Jamming. Neill Strauss. New York Times, 143:B6. | 1994-9-2 |
| ...As A&M's Blues Traveler Rides Road to Breakthrough. Larry Flick. Billboard, 8. |
1995-5-20 |
