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Tag Archives: Grammy Museum
Go See Here In L.A. Express: Steve Forbert/Ben Sollee – Hotel Cafe Sept. 10th
I wanted to give a quick shout-out to a great show at the Hotel Café tonight since I won’t get a chance to do a full weekly report until tonight. Veteran troubadour Steve Forbert and up-and-coming cellist/singer-songwriter Ben Sollee both … Continue reading
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Tagged Ben Sollee, Grammy Museum, Half-Made Man, Hotel Cafe, Over With You, Romeo's Tune, Steve Forbert
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Happy Birthday, Woody
As most music fans, particularly Americana music fans, know Saturday July 14 marks the 100th anniversary of Woody Guthrie’s birth. There have been many events held and much music released associated with the centennial of this folk legend. This week … Continue reading
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
“Say It Loud” at the Grammy Museum
The Grammy Museum, the site of many cool appearance that I have talked about in the past, has just opened a notable new exhibit, “Say It Loud: The Genius of James Brown,” which take a look at the “Godfather of … Continue reading
Go See Hear In LA Sept. 13-20 (The Kelly and Cleaves edition)
Songwriters rule this week and the king’s throne of shows sits Paul Kelly. The singer-songwriter is a legend in Australian but only a cult figure here. He has put together an A-Z CD retrospective and has two shows at the … Continue reading
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Tagged Alessi's Ark. Dave Alvin, Bon Iver, Dar Williams, Eddie Spaghetti, Grammy Museum, Holcombe Waller, James Brown, Joan Osborne, Laura Marling, Lex Land, Lori McKenna, Mary Gauthier, Mia Doi Todd, Moby, Paul Kelly, Peter Hook, Slaid Cleaves, Star Ana, Surfer Blood
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Go See Hear in L.A. July 18-24 (The Imelda May-Jessica Lea Mayfield edition)
Some of this week’s best shows come early in the week so don’t have Friday come and kick you in the ass for missing them. On Tuesday, Imelda May plays the El Rey to celebrate her album, Mayhem, which coincidentally … Continue reading
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Tagged Big Sand and his Fly-Rite Boys, Big Talk, Charles Bradley, Chris Mills, Correatown, Daniel Johnston, Devendra Banhart, Dolly Parton, Frank Fairfield, Gary Lucas, Grammy Museum, Grant Langston, Henry Wolfe, Imelda May, Jeremy Messersmith, Jessica Lea Mayfield, Jim White, Little Jimmy Scott, Marvin Gaye, Ruby Friedman Orchestra, Shadow Shadow Shade, Sharon Jones, Tom Freund, You and the Air
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Go See Hear: May 9-15 (The Cars – Patrolled By Radar edition)
The spotlight seems to be shining on some returning vet performers this week. Colin Hay is best remembered for fronting the Australian band Men At Work but he has been churning out some very nice solo work (including his latest … Continue reading
