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Tag Archives: John Doe
Help The Replacements Give Slim A Chance
Paul Westerberg and Tommy Stinson have dusted off the Replacements name to do their first band recording since 1990. Why now? It has to do with helping out their pal, and longtime bandmate Slim Dunlap. Last February, Dunlap suffered a … Continue reading
Go See Hear In LA: April 9-15 (the Happy Birthday, Woody Guthrie edition)
Coachella, Coachella, Coachella. Sure a lot of folks are excited about this weekend’s opening weekend for the mega-festival. However, there are a lot of big little shows happening around L.A. that I am excited about. Top on the list is … Continue reading
Posted in Best in L.A. Shows, Music,
Tagged Crosby and Nash, Dawes, Dierks Bentley, Eli Young Band, Frank Fairfield, Jackson Browne, Jeffrey Foucault, Jim Hanft, Jimmie Dale Gilmore, Joe Henry, Joel Rafael, John Doe, Jon Langford, Kris Kristofferson, Madison Violet, Moot Davis, Old Californ, Ramblin’ Jack Elliott, Sarah Lee Guthrie & Johnny Irion, that dog, Tom Morello, Tom Russell, Van Dyke Parks, Wayne Hancock, Will Hoge, Woody Guthrie, Zac Brown Band
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My Brother Rob’s Top CDs of 2011
Before I include my list, I thought I post the list that my brother put together with a couple of his buddies. So here it is in all of its pure, unedited glory… Jane’s Addiction – The Great Escape (take … Continue reading
Posted in Music,
Tagged Alberta Cross, Army Navy, Austra, Beirut, Black Lips, Dengue Fever, Foo Fighters, Hard Fi, Jane's Addiction, John Doe, Kitchie Kitchie Kie Me O, Manchester Orchestra, The Black Keys, The Decemberists, The Embassy, The Indelicates, The Parlor Mob, The Veils, Tom Vek, Youngsteam
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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
Posted in Uncategorized
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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Go See Hear in L.A. July 5-10
The big Fourth of July weekend is done and hopefully you don’t have any post-fireworks ringing in your ears. There are plenty of shows this week to fill up your ears. The Greencards arrive at the Mint on July 5 … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Anais Mitchell, Class Actress, Foster The People, Gardens & Villa, Greencards, Ian Moore, Jill Sobule, John Doe, MilkDrive, Priory, Saint Motel
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