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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Is Lionel Richie the next Hootie?
Learned today that Lionel Richie, the singer who gave us such pop standards as “Say You, Say Me” and “Three Times A Lady,” is readying his country debut. Next March, Mercury Nashville will release Tuskegee, Richie’s country duets album. His … Continue reading
He Got Lost In The Limelight: A Review of the documentary Limelight
Peter Gatien is no Steve Rubell. Both were famous (and infamous) New York City club owners (in fact, each man owned the Palladium at different times) and both ran into trouble with the law. However, that is basically where the … Continue reading
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Tagged Billy Corbin, Limelight, Magnolia Pictures, Peter Gatien, Steve Rubell
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Go See Hear in L.A. Oct. 24-31 (The Felice Petite edition)
October is winding down on a rather quiet note as revelers gear up for Halloween on the 31st Probably ranking as the top show of the week is Friday night’s Felice Brothers and Gill Landry bill at the Satellite. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Battlefield Band, Brigitte DeMeyer, Felice Brothers, Gill Landry, Grouplove, Lemonheads, Meters, Minus The Bear, Sara Petite, Tinariwen
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Bridge School Concert update
To update my post from earlier this week, this year’s Bridge School Concert will be webcast on Oct. 22nd and stream in its entirety on Facebook and YouTube. Among the scheduled acts are Arcade Fire, Beck, Mumford & Sons, and … Continue reading
Holsapple & Stamey and Health & Happiness Show
One of my favorite music scenes was in Hoboken in the mid-80s. There were bands like the Individuals, the Bongos, the dBs, the Feelies the Wygals, and other bands that filled the bills at the legendary club Maxwell’s. A couple … Continue reading
One addition for this week: Kimbra
Just wanted to pop back in with a new pop singer who I learned about today. Her name is Kimbra and she’s from New Zealand. However, her soulful dance pop music bears some influence from the current crop of British … Continue reading
The Bridge School Benefits on Big Screens and Small
To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Bridge School Benefits Concerts, Reprise Records has put together a 3-DVD set and a 2-CD collection that captures some of the special performances which have taken place over the years. Among the star-studded … Continue reading
Go See Hear in L.A. Oct. 16-23 (the Maddox Brother and Secret Sisters edition)
What’s the biggest big show of the week? For some it will be the St. Vincent show at the Music Box on the 18th, as she rides the wave of her new album, Strange Mercy. For others it’ll be Music … Continue reading
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Tagged 100 Years of Robert Johnson, Avett Brothers, Ben Lee, Big Harp, Big Head Todd, Carter Tanton, Catie Curtis, Cyril Jordan, Dave and Deke Combo, David Mayfield Parade, Don Maddox, Emile Simon, Evening of Murder Ballads, Flamin' Groovies, Henry Wolfe, John Doe, LA Folk Festival, Leon Russell, Maddox Brothers and Rose, Maria Taylor, Mason Jennings, Meiissa Ferrick, Miles Davis Experience, Patty Larkin, Paul Simon, Roger Daultry, Secret Sisters, Social Distortion, St. Vincent, Stephen Malkmus, Taylor Locke, The Pines, Tom Russell, Tyler Ramsey
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Living in the George Harrison Material World – At The Grammy Museum
There has been quite the resurgence of interest in George Harrison of late. All of which is understandable (it’s the 10th anniversary of his death) and deserved (he was always seemed overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney). Harrison has been on … Continue reading
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Tagged Beatles, George Harrison, Grammy Museum, John Lennon, Living In the Material World, Paul McCartney
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Go See Hear in L.A. Oct 10-16 (the Joe Henry, George Harrison, letter H edition)
This week’s concert run-down is brought to you by the letter “H.” Read on and see why. A number of old favorites will be performing in town this week. I started to get into Joe Henry back when he was … Continue reading
