Tag Archives: Bob Dylan

Go See Hear In L.A. Oct. 22-28 (the Dylan Vs. Donovan Edition

Posted on October 23, 2012 by Michael Berick

The busiest night of this week? Looks like Wednesday gets the honors. You can go hear Grant Langston and his Country-Soul Combo (which includes the talented Rich McCulley) performs Willie Nelson’s 1974 classic Phases and Stages, his concept album about … Continue reading →

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The final viewings for the Annenberg’s Who Shot Rock & Roll exhibit

Posted on October 20, 2012 by Michael Berick

The “Who Shot Rock & Roll” exhibit ends its extended run at the Annenberg Space for Photography this Sunday. And in true rock & roll spirit, the Annenberg is staying up late and letting people see this show after dark … Continue reading →

Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music, | Tagged Annenberg Space For Photography, Annie Leibovitz, “Who Shot Rock & Roll, Baron Wolman, Blondie, Bob Dylan, Bob Gruen, Chris Stein, Dennis Hopper, Jim Marshall, Jimi Hendrix, Linda McCartney, Lynn Goldsmith, Patti Harrison, Patti Smith, the Clash, the Stones, Tina Turner, U2 | Leave a comment

DVD Review: Bob Dylan And The Band: Down In The Flood – Associations and Collaborations

Posted on September 25, 2012 by Michael Berick

The story about Bob Dylan and the Band is a fascinating one with many compelling chapters. The folk king Dylan going electric. A longtime backing band coming into their own known simply as The Band. Dylan’s motorcycle accident and the … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, Movie, TV & DVD | Tagged Anthony DeCurtis, Barney Hoskyns, Bob Dylan, Charlies McCoy, John Simon, Last Waltz, Mickey Jones, Robert Christgau, Ronnie Hawkins, Sid Giffin, The Band | Leave a comment

The ‘Mats’ Movie And Other Cool Music Documentaries

Posted on September 20, 2012 by Michael Berick

The Replacements were, and probably always will be, one of those important bands in my musical pantheon. And I am not the only one. Earlier this week, I wrote about the just released Treatment Bound, a ukulele tribute to Replacements … Continue reading →

Posted in Film, Movie, Music,, TV & DVD | Tagged ” Beatles Stories, Bob Dylan, Bob Dylan and the Band: Down In The Flood, Colin Meloy, Color Me Obsessed, Craig Finn, Decemberists, eattles, Garth Hudson, Gorman Bechard, Greg Kot, Hold Steady, Ira Robbins, Johnny Cash, My Father and The Man In Black, Replacements, Robert Christgau, Rolling Stones, Ronnie Hawkins, Saul Holiff, Sid Griffin, The Band, The Rolling Stones: “Under Review 1975-1983: The Ronnie Wood Years Part 1, Tommy Ramone | Leave a comment

Rockin’ The Shots: Music Photography Exhibits In L.A. This Summer

Posted on July 19, 2012 by Michael Berick

Elvis is in the building. So are Amy Winehouse, the Ramones, Frank Zappa and other rock luminaries. And the house in question is the Annenberg Space For Photography. The Annenberg’s current exhibit, Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History, … Continue reading →

Posted in Music,, Uncategorized | Tagged 1955 to the Present, Amy Winehouse, Annenberg Space For Photography, Annie Leibovitz, Anton Corbijn, Band of Skulls, Billie Holliday, Bob Dylan, Bob Gruen, Bob Marley, Dennis Hopper, Diane Arbus, Duke Ellington, Elvis Presley, Etta James, Frank Sinatra, Frank Zappa, Gale Sparrow, Grammy M, Henry Diltz, Henry Rollins, Herman Leonard, Jim Marshall, Jimi Hendrix, Johnny Cash, Liz Heller, Lynn Goldsmith, Michael Ochs, Miles Davis, Penelope Spheeris, Peter Fetterman Gallery, Portugal The Man, Raphael Saadiq, T. Rex, the Ramones, Who Shot Rock & Roll: A Photographic History | Leave a comment

Coming Soon: New Bob, Van and Wanda

Posted on July 17, 2012 by Michael Berick

Yesterday, Columbia Records announced that Bob Dylan will release his 35th album in September. The album, entitled Tempest, contains 10 new Dylan tunes. This follow-up to 2009′s Together Through Life also comes out in the 50th anniversary of his self-titled … Continue reading →

Posted in Music, | Tagged Blue Note, Bob Dylan, Born To Sing: No Play B, Columbia Records, Jack White, Justin Townes Earle, Sugar Hill, Tempest, The Party Ain't Over, Together Through Life, Unfinished Business, Van Morrison, Wanda Jackson | Leave a comment

Report: Bob Dylan is a-recordin’

Posted on March 16, 2012 by Michael Berick

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 | Leave a comment

CD Review: Kevin Gordon – Gloryland

Posted on February 17, 2012 by Michael Berick

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 →

Posted in Music, | Tagged Bob Dylan, Gloryland, Kevin Gordon, Warren Zevon | Leave a comment

Don’t Miss Out On: Bahamas’ Barchords

Posted on February 14, 2012 by Michael Berick

I don’t know if Afie Jurvanen is a suave guy but he certainly sounds that way on album. Jurvanen, who goes by the moniker Bahamas, creates music that radiates a laidback coolness. The Toronto-based musician (who spent several years playing … Continue reading →

Posted in Music, | Tagged Afie Jurvanen, Bahamas, Barchords, Bob Dylan, Feist, George Harrison, Nilsson, Sam Cooke, Vampire Weekend | Leave a comment

Amnesty International’s upcoming Dylan salute

Posted on November 23, 2011 by Michael Berick

To celebrate its’ 50th anniversary, Amnesty International has put together a salute to Bob Dylan featuring 80 artists doing 75 Dylan tunes. Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International includes contributions ranging from Joan Baez … Continue reading →

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Tag Archives: Bob Dylan

Go See Hear In L.A. Oct. 22-28 (the Dylan Vs. Donovan Edition

The final viewings for the Annenberg’s Who Shot Rock & Roll exhibit

DVD Review: Bob Dylan And The Band: Down In The Flood – Associations and Collaborations

The ‘Mats’ Movie And Other Cool Music Documentaries

Rockin’ The Shots: Music Photography Exhibits In L.A. This Summer

Coming Soon: New Bob, Van and Wanda

Report: Bob Dylan is a-recordin’

CD Review: Kevin Gordon – Gloryland

Don’t Miss Out On: Bahamas’ Barchords

Amnesty International’s upcoming Dylan salute

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