The story of Rex Fowler and his band Aztec Two-Step is intertwined with the history of folk/rock music in America. Originating from a chance meeting at an “open mic night” in Boston in 1971, then ...

Rex Fowler & Neal Shulman spent a lifetime making music as the acoustic duo Aztec Two-Step, recording and touring non-stop since 1972. After Neal retired in 2018, Rex gathered some stellar musicians ...

Had musicians Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman not had a chance meeting at a Boston coffee house in the early 70’s, the formation of the folk rock duo “Aztec Two-Step” would likely have not come to ...

Aztec-Two-Step, the folkie duo of singer-guitarists Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman, was approaching its 50th year of playing on stages and in recording studios when, earlier this year, Shulman opted for ...

I was poking around Hulu last night when I found something that I never knew existed. Apparently, some time in the late 90s, the folk duo Aztec Two-Step, one of my longtime favorites, shot a ...

You can call Rex Fowler a lot of things: songwriter, singer, guitar player, recording artist. But one thing you can’t call him is a guy who lives in the past. Fowler was a founding member, principal ...

Rex Fowler and Neal Shulman, better known as Aztec Two-Step, are a couple of New York guys who don't make it out to these parts very often. As the duo approaches their 40th year in the business, ...

According to Neal Shulman, one half of long-running acoustic duo Aztec Two-Step, it's important to know your roots. Now in their 46th year, the duo will do just that at the Iron Horse Music Hall on ...

Neal Shulman of New York City and Maine's Rex Fowler waltzed into the Boston's Stone Phoenix coffee house for an open mike night 36 years ago, discovered a shared a passion for beat poetry and ...

A lot can change in 40 years. And sometimes, not much changes at all. In the '70s, Aztec Two-Step was bringing folk-rock and intellectualism into an otherwise psychedelic scene. With the duo came ...

Once upon a time, coffeehouses and college auditoriums were home to a generation of troubadours who wrote songs commenting on the social ills of the 1960s. The so-called "protest singers" included ...