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Monthly Archives: March 2012
This is no Love Boat – the All Jams On Deck documentary
Fabled music documentarian Robert Mugge turned his lens on the 2010 Blue Cruise which has been turned into the film, All Jams On Deck documentary. The movie boasts a bevy of big-time blues acts: Tommy Castro, Elvin Bishop, Marcia Ball, … Continue reading
Hey New Yorkers: The Baseball Project At The Met, April 13
Baseball and Rock ‘n’ Roll. Two great things that can go great together, when in the hands of the Baseball Project. The Yep Roc band will be going high-brow when they perform at the Metropolitan Museum of Art on April … Continue reading
Go See Hear in L.A. March 26-April 1 (The Uptown Sound and A Silent Film edition)
It’s another terrific Tuesday this week. J.C. Brooks and the Uptown Sound will be shaking up the Mint with their rockin’ R&B tunes. Their album Want More was one of my fave albums last year. Canadian singer-songwriter Kathleen Edwards ventures … Continue reading
Go See Hear In L.A. March 20-26 (Bahamas/Good Old War edition)
Tuesday shapes up to be the hottest night of the week (if not the month, or next several months). One of my favorite singer-songwriters Paul Kelly comes to Largo. I saw him last year at the Hotel Café, where he … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged 2:54, Amy Ray, Ani DiFranco, Bahamas, Chuck Mead, Dawes, Deerhoof, Good Old War, Jim White, John Gorka, Little Tybee, Lori McKenna, Lucero, Magnetic Fields, Mark Erelli, Martin Zellar, Of Montreal, Paul Kelly, Ravi Shankar, Rose Cousins, Sharon Van Etten, the Driftwood Singers, Truth and Salvage Company, War on Drugs, Watkins Family Hour
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Report: Bob Dylan is a-recordin’
Paste Magazine reported today that Los Lobos‘ David Hidalgo told the Aspen Times (are you following the media trail here) that he was in the studio (Jackson Browne‘s studio, actually) with Bob Dylan, who is at work on album number … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged Bob Dylan, David Hidalgo, Jackson Browne, Los Lobos, Paste Magazine
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Go See Hear in L.A. March 13-18 (the Drive-By Truckers-Raincoats edition)
Just a quick run-through this week as I am running behind on so many things (don’t ask). Anyway, for those not spending their week in Austin for SxSW, here are a few show on my radar. Punk pioneers the Raincoats … Continue reading
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Tagged Carina Round, Drive-By Truckers, Early Winters, Justin Jude, Raincoats, Spany & Our Gang
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Go See Hear In L.A. March 5-11 (the New Multitudes/old Nerves edition)
Jim James/Yim Yames follows up his participation in the Monsters of Folk with a new collaboration with Jay Farrar, Anders Parker and his fellow Monster Will Johnson in New Multitudes, an album where they crafted tunes from old Woody Guthrie lyrics. … Continue reading
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Tagged Anders Parker, Bela Fleck, Blitzen Trapper, Coasting, Cool Moms, Dan Wilson, Denison Witmer, Dustbowl Revival, Flogging Molly, Henry Wolfe, Jay Farrar, Jim James, Joe Louis Walker, John Heart Jackie, Mynabirds, Nerves, New Multitudes, Parsons Red Head, Paul Collins, Peter Case, Plimsouls, Punch Brothers, Rachael Yamagata, Reverend Horton Heat, Robert Francis, Rosie and Me, Sarah Jaffe, Slow Club, Summer Twins, Supersuckers, Teeth & Tongue, Tony Furtado, Wanda Jackson, Will Johnson, William Fitzsimmons, Woody Guthrie, Yim Yames
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People Say We Monkey Around: Remembering Davy Jones and the Monkees’ Influence on My Life
Davy Jones has been a presence in our household the last few months. Along with Mike, Peter and Micky. Ever since I had discovered that the Monkees were on one of the obscure local digital channels and I played one … Continue reading
