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Monthly Archives: February 2012
A big Big Star tribute at SxSW
For those heading to SxSW this year, get your tickets early for the all-star tribute to Big Star‘s Third album that will be taking place to the Paramount Theatre on March 15. The legendary album will be performed in its entirety … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged Alex Chilton, Big Star, Charles Cleaver, Chris Stamey, dB's, Jody Stephens, Jon Auer, Ken Stringfellow, Let's Active, Mike Mills, Mitch Easter, Omnivore Recordings, Peter Buck, Posies, R.E.M., SxSW, Third
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Mo’ Moe: Sundazed to release a Moe Tucker Anthology
There has always been something ultra cool about Maureen “Moe” Tucker. Starting back with her days as the “girl drummer” for the Velvet Underground. The slightly androgynous presence that countered Nico’s icy glam girl and the VU boys’ downtown hipness. … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged I Feel So Far Away, Moe Tucker, Nico, Sundazed, Velvet Underground
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Well Done, Dunwells (Live at Hotel Cafe, 2/27/12
Just back from seeing the up and coming U.K. band the Dunwells at the Hotel Café. I don’t often write the “just back from the show” report but this band was too impressive not to spread the word. Fronted by … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged Aztec Camera, Blind Sighted Faith, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Del Amitri, Dunwells
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Go See Hear in L.A. Feb 27-March 4 (the Soft Swells/Dunwells edition)
It’s one of those weeks when you can check into the Hotel Café and stay the week. On Monday, there’s the Dunwells. This young UK band smoothly blend British folk-rock and Americana into a harmonious sound. While they may not … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Adam Smith, Blame Sally, Chadwick Stokes, Crooked Fingers, Dunwells, Eliza Rickman, Elliott Brood, Guitar Shorty, Haroula Rose, Jayme Stone, Jenny Owen Young, John C. Reilly, Jolie Holland, Madi Diaz, Merle Haggard, Milo Greene, Mumford & Sons, O Brother, Pack A.D., Quick and Easy Boys, Roky Erickson, Shane Cooley, Soft Swells, the Bobs, Wild Belle, Zola Jesus
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Live Shots: Butterfly Boucher and Ben Sollee
In the past couple weeks, I had the opportunity to a catch a couple of big time performers in small clubs. Okay, by “big time,” I don’t mean superstars but big time talents who should be better known in the … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged Ben Solle, Butterfly Boucher, Cat Stevens, Grey's Anatomy, Hotel Cafe, Joan Jett, Learning To Bend, Room 5, Sam Cooke
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Album of the Week: Amelia White – Beautiful and Wild
Amelia White caught my attention a few years back with her Black Doves album so I always keep an eye out from her new work. Beautiful and Wild is her latest effort and there is indeed a beauty and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Amelia White, Beautiful and Wild, Black Doves, Lucinda Williams, Sheryl Crow
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DISCovery: Isidore
Isidore is in on-long off-on again collaboration between Remy Zero’s Jeffery Cain and The Church’s Steve Kilbey. I have a dim but positive memory of their original work together, but, of course, that was 8 years ago. They have teamed up … Continue reading
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Tagged Communicating Vessels, isidore, Jeffrey Cain, Life Somewhere Else, Remy Zero, Steve Kilbey
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CD Review: Kevin Gordon – Gloryland
Gloryland, Gordon’s first album since 2005, serves as a reminder to what a wonderful writer he is. There’s a powerful literary quality to his songs (he’s a published poet) that often feels like short stories brought to life with music. … Continue reading