Singer/Songwriter Tim Blane’s new album, “You Can’t Go Back,” was almost cancelled due to weather. In February 2010, Tim and his band sat, shivering, in a Virginia recording studio. After two days with no electricity, heat, or running water, they wondered aloud if they should cut their losses and make the 14-hour trip back to Boston. Producer Chris Keup entered the room, informing them that the three feet of snow on the ground meant they weren’t going anywhere. He stated simply… “You can’t go back.” Unfazed, the band used their time in the dark to work on arrangements. They huddled … read more
Singer/Songwriter Tim Blane’s new album, “You Can’t Go Back,” was almost cancelled due to weather. In February 2010, Tim and his band sat, shivering, in a Virginia recording studio. After two days with no electricity, heat, or running water, they wondered aloud if they should cut their losses… read more
Singer/Songwriter Tim Blane’s new album, “You Can’t Go Back,” was almost cancelled due to weather. In February 2010, Tim and his band sat, shivering, in a Virginia recording studio. After two days with no electricity, heat, or running water, they wondered aloud if they should cut their losses and make the 14-hour trip back to Boston. Producer Chris Keup entered t… read more
