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Tag Archives: Johnny Cash
July Desk Clearing: Bowie, Flamin’ Groovies, Black Oak Arkansas & Porter Wagoner
So the big music news this week probably is the announcement that Bruce Springsteen is releasing a companion CD to accompany the publication of this autobiography Born To Run on Sept. 27. The CD, entitled Chapter and Verse, is an … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Vega, Alice Cooper, All Things Must Pass, Archies, Art Neville, Black Oak Arkansas, Bruce Springsteen, Carrie Rodriguez, Chip Taylor, Conway Twitty, Creedence Clearwater Revival, David Bowie, Eddie Spaghetti, Elvis Costello, Faces, Flamin' Groovies, George Jones, Glen Phillips, Greg Ginn, Guy Clark, Hee Haw, Jello Biafra, Jerry Garcia, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jesse Paris Smith, Jimbo Mathus, Joe Bethancourt, Johnny Cash, Kip Dobler, Led Zeppelin, Leo Nocentelli, Loretta Lynn, Los Lonely Boys, Merle Haggard, Monkees, Ozomatli, Patti Smith, Perry Lederman, Pink Floyd, Porter Wagoner, Ray Charles, Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet, Sharon Jones, Shooter Jennings, Soundwalk Collective, Suicide, T. Rex, Tammy Wynette, Temple of the Dog, The Connells, The Isley Brothers, the Meters, The Stooges, Titus Andronicus, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Tower Records, Townes Van Zandt, Waylon Jennings, X-Ray Spex
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What’s Up For Record Store Day
I won’t bore you all with why I have been absent of late but it involves computer woes that hopefully are behind me. I was going to do a round up of this weekend’s shows (and I still might) but … Continue reading
Posted in Music, Uncategorized
Tagged Albert King, Alejandro Escovedo, Allen Toussaint, Animals, Big Star, Buddy Guy, Creedence Clearwater Revival, David Braid Quartet, Eli Paperboy Reed, Emmylou Harris, Ethan Hawke, Feelies, Flamin' Groovies, Fleshtones, Harry Taussig, Johnny Cash, Junior Wells, Kid Millions, Langhorne Slim, Lucinda Williams, Monkees, Mudcrutch, Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Pere Ubu, Ramones, Shadowy Men On A Shadowy Planet, Son Volt, Superchunk, Tom Petty, Uncle Tupelo, Warren Zevon, Willie Nelson
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What’s Old Is New: Bob Dylan, Love, Mad Men & The Vulgar Boatmen
Wanted to catch up on some recent music news, beyond that of Ryan Adams completing his re-do of Taylor Swift’s 1989 album. Word is out today that Volume 12 of the Bob Dylan Bootleg Series will be released on November … Continue reading
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Tagged Au Pair, B.B. King, Beachwood Sparks, Bob Dylan, Carl Perkins, Charlie Rich, Chris Morris, Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Decemberists, Django Haskins, Elliott Smith, Elvis Presley, Everest, Further, Gary Louris, GospelbeacH, Howlin' Wolk, Jayhawks, Jerry Lee Lewis, Johnny Cash, Kristin Hersh, Los Lobos, Love, Mad Men, New Seekers, Peter Guralnick, Roy Orbison, Ryan Adams, Sam Phillips, Speed The Plough, Taylor Swift, The Old Ceremony, The Tyde, the Zombies, Vic Chestnutt, Vulgar Boatmen
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What’s Old Is New: Van Morrison, Lou Reed and the Carter Families
The first Velvet Underground album I bought was an odd MGM repackaging of White Light/White Heat. It was cool, mysterious and a little bit frightening for a Midwestern teen. Loaded, however, was my second VU album and the one that … Continue reading
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Tagged Carolina Chocolate Drops, Chuck Wagon Gang, Connie Smith, Dan Rather, Drive-By Truckers, George Jones, John Prine, Johnny Cash, Left Banke, Lou Reed, Marty Stuart, Merle Haggard, Michael Brown, Murry Hammond, Old 97's, Rosanne Cash, Roy Orbison, The Beckies, The Carter Family, Van Morrison, Velvet Underground
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More Weekend Recommendations: From the Blasters To Banhart
I overlooked two interesting events happening this weekend. Up in Ventura, the Roadshow Revival will rev things up in Mission Park. While it is entitled “A Tribute to the Music of Johnny Cash,” it is more than just a tribute … Continue reading
Random Notes: From Johnny Cash to Johnny Thunders
Did I predict this would happen or what? No sooner than I post Tuesday’s tribute roundup than I pick up the LA Times and see a big Randy Lewis article on a new Johnny Cash tribute. Look Again To The … Continue reading
Saturday Night Desk Clearing: John Denver, Johnny Cash, Skinny Puppy and Wild Honey in the news
I have been meaning to share some news that has come across my radar in the past couple weeks. From the House of Cash comes news that a new, posthumous Johnny Cash collection Out Among The Stars is due in … Continue reading
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Tagged Abbey Road, Al Stewart, Bangles, Baseball Project, Beatles, Billy Sherrill, Carlene Carter, Chris Stamey, Claire Lynch, Dawn Landes, Death, Denny Laine, Drag City, Elizabeth Cook, Festival Express, Grateful Dead, Janis Joplin, Jeff Tweedy, Jim Lauderdale, Jody Stephens, John Denver, Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Kris Kristofferson, Langhorne Slim, Laura PitmonTracy Bonham, Marvin Gaye, Matthew Sweet, Mike Mills, Moody Bluegrass, Moody Blues, Motorhead, Nilsson, Peter Buck, Peter Rowan, Revolver, Rhonda Vincent, Ronnie James Dio, Royal Potato Family, Scorpions, Scott McCaughey, Skinny Puppy, Steve Wynn, The Band, the muffs, The Toadies, Tommy Keene, Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson, Willy Mason
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Oldies But Goodies From Bob Dylan to Ned Doheny, Los Lobos to Little Feat
There have been a much of news on the archives front that I wanted to share. The Rolling Stones‘ Live 1965: Music From Charlie is my Darling has just been released digitally by ABKCO on Jan. 21. The CD, which … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Chilton, Blind Pilot, Bob Dylan, Bonnie Raitt, Brotherhood, Bruce Springsteen, Burt Bacharach, Charley Pride, Clancy Brothers, Cliff Richard, Cybil Shepherd, David Bowie, David Ruffin, Don Henley, Dr. John, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, Giffin House, Grass Roots, Irma Thomas, Jackie DeShannon, Jackson Browne, JD Souther, Jim Dickinson, Jim Reeves, Joan As Police Woman, Johnny Cash, Karla Bonoff, Libby Titus, Little Feat, Los Lobos, Lou Reed, Lowell George, Lucinda Williams, Lyle Lovett, Mamas & the Papas, Marc Cohn, Ned Doheny, O'Jays, Omnivore, Paul Revere and the Radiers, Professor Longhair, Richie Havens, Rolling Stones, Sean & Sara Watkins, Sid Selvidge, Sinead O'Connor
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Go See Hear In LA: More For Jan. 15-18 (The Ray Stinnett Codicil)
I had been curious why Johnny Rivers was playing at the Saban Theater during the Whisky’s big anniversary week and thanks to an article in the LA Times by the always interesting Randy Lewis, I found out that Rivers had … Continue reading
