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Monthly Archives: October 2011
Song of the Week: “Gloria” – Patti Smith
If I had to pick a list of the greatest opening lines in rock and roll, the opening of Patti Smith’s “Gloria” would be right at the top. When Smith softly sings “Jesus died for somebody’s sins, but not mine,” … Continue reading
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Tagged garage rock, Gloria, horses, in excelsis deo, Patti Smith, religion, Them, Van Morrison
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Song of the Week: “Sympathy for the Devil” – The Rolling Stones
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzAEtLPSzRg Despite however many times it is played or referenced, “Sympathy for the Devil” just like Bob Dylan’s “Like a Rolling Stone” becomes more complicated and interesting with each listen. Sure, there’s shock value. How could there not be with … Continue reading
Anna Rose Covers Arcade Fire’s “My Body is a Cage”
Songwriter Anna Rose (who I recently interviewed) released the video for her awesome cover of Arcade Fire’s “My Body is Cage”. Definitely check it out.
10 Essential Albums to Listen to in Autumn (Part Two)
Elvis Costello – King of America Elvis Costello has lots of brilliant albums (too many to name, actually), but King of America is his absolute masterpiece with its foray into country and Americana. If the his early albums were an … Continue reading
10 Essential Albums to Listen to in Autumn (Part One)
Autumn is my favorite time of the year. And like every season there are so many records that perfectly capture the feeling and aura of the cool days and chilly nights. Here’s just a few of my favorites. Part Two … Continue reading
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Tagged autumn music, Death Cab For Cutie, fall music, Frank Sinatra, harvest, Harvest moon, In the Wee Small Hours, Neil Young, R.E.M., Ryan Adams, starbucks
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Song of the Week: “The Only Living Boy in New York”
Today is Paul Simon’s 70th birthday, so I thought today would be a perfect time to write about one of my favorite Simon & Garfunkel songs – “The Only Living Boy in New York”. If I’m being totally honest, the … Continue reading
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Tagged Paul Simon, paul simon 70, simon & garfunkel, The Beatles, the only living boy in new york
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Q&A With Evan, Jordan and Aaron From California’s Jupiter
Jupiter is made up of three brothers from Temecula, California. Having always been songwriters, but never singers, this album has been a creative stretch. After years of being in bands with an ever revolving door of members, Jordan, Evan and … Continue reading
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Tagged california bands, crazy horse, Fleet Foxes, harmonies in rock, jupiter, new bands, Rock and roll
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Q&A With Songwriter Anna Rose
The daughter of composer Alan Menken and a ballet dancer, 26 year old singer, songwriter, pianist and guitarist ANNA ROSE is currently busy composing the follow-up to her phenomenal 2010 debut album Nomad. First introduced to the guitar at age 5 during a … Continue reading
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Tagged anna rose, Blues, california, female singers, guitarists, singer songwriters
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Q&A With Singer-Songwriter Laura Warshauer
Singer songwriter LAURA WARSHAUER launched her full-length album The Pink Chariot Mixtape on June 14th, 2011 on Pink Chariot Music. This led to her last single ‘To Will and Kate’ which is one of the four songs produced by Thom Panunzio. Laura recently received … Continue reading
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Tagged female singers, fleetwood mac, Jay-Z, laura warshauer, new artists, singer songwriters, up and coming artists
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Steve Jobs: The Man Who Changed the Way We Listen to Music
Despite my grievances about sound quality lost through MP3s and shrinking artwork, there’s no doubt that Steve Jobs and the iPod changed the way the world thinks and listens to music. The man was an innovator in many ways, and … Continue reading