Brass slide on Guild guitar neck with mid-60's Gibson 125 on the floor.

The Singles Series: “Invisible” – Slide Guitar, Mellotron, New Drums

Transparent recording process reveals all. After years of not playing the slide guitar, “Invisible” beckons to shake off the rust. It’s something I love to do, having learned how in the 90’s, playing along to “Love In Vain” on The Rolling Stones‘ “Let It Bleed”, and J. B. Hutto & Lightning Hopkins records. It got to the point where we …

Limited Supply: Pop Garden Radio Sponsors “True” Album Sale: Only $7.99

The Trio’s latest album “True” plus a bonus track, at a special low price. “The album is great and people need to hear it. We’re keeping it True here at PGR.” –Pop Garden Radio’s Adam Waltemire While supplies last, Pop Garden Radio is sponsoring an exclusive sale on the Willie Wisely Trio’s latest release “True”. The first twenty people to …

Willie Wisely Trio Get Back: A True Reunion

Great Review of “True” and Interview by Maine’s Discerning DJ/Critic Mike Dow. From the opening chords of “Kiss Her and Make it Right” on “True,” their first album in 18 years, you’re drawn into the wonderful world of managed chaos that is the Willie Wisely Trio – a fierce foursome that are as comfortable cooking grooves wrapped in pure melody …

Wisely Trio Confirms TV Appearance: “MN Original”

Willie Wisely Trio Performs New Songs on Acclaimed Public TV Show. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: The newly regrouped Willie Wisely Trio, as part of the release of their first album in 18 years, is set to pre-record their live performance on Twin Cities Public Television’s acclaimed MN Original show. All four original members of the WW3, including Peter Anderson (drums), James …

Wisely Interiew on Examiner.com

Willie Wisely Ambitiously Fosters His Creativity to Find His Dreams. by Monica Millsap Rasmussen. Willie Wisely as a local musician may bring out emotionally charged reactions. “Willie was opinionated and often times just said it the way he felt it and, of course, other musicians didn’t like the criticism.” Steve McClellan, former general manager of First Avenue, explaining Wisely’s relationships …