There used to be an entire genre of television built around making lists. The 100 Greatest Songs. The 50 Greatest Albums. The 40 Greatest Whatever-We-Could-Find-Footage-For. VH1 would gather a rotating cast, work its way through the rankings, and spend an afternoon reminding you of songs you hadn’t thought about in years. Last Thursday, Amp the Alley apparently booked the live version. Only instead of talking about the songs, Heart & Soul played them. And they

County Road 49 made their Amp debut last Thursday, and the first thing that hit wasn’t flash or fire, but precision. They carried the stage with the kind of confidence that comes from knowing exactly where every note belongs. It wasn’t a show built on gimmicks or spectacle — it was built on craft. Brandon Kelly, Paul’s son, looked every bit the wild youngster you’d expect to see tearing up a green room with Skynyrd — but when he hit the stage, it was another story. He played

This week was hard. I didn’t even really want to do this. I thought about just posting the gallery, typing “the band did a good job,” and calling it a day. Not out of duty. Not for any noble purpose. Just out of exhaustion. It’s been an onslaught since before Savannah Sunday even showed up to load in. First the pundits I probably watch too much. Then the self-anointed pundits, who I probably read too much. And last week was different. It was the anniversary of 9/11. The