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“TWELVE THIRTY” – The Interview…
The “TWELVE THIRTY” Interview with Tony G. Marshall Cosmic Dwellings questions the writer, poet & voice artist about his latest ‘mysterious’ work: a combined 30-stanza poem and short story project inspired by elements of a song, a film and a … Continue reading
RICHARD, CHARLES & JILES: The Original Albums
The ‘triple’ Rock ‘n’ Roll tragedy that was eventually labelled “The Day The Music Died” encompasses the passing of a trio of pioneering greats who have been the subject of many “how much greater they could have been…” conversations around the world since … Continue reading
Posted in Album, Artist, Blues, CD, Country, Folk, Guitar, Live, mp3, Music, musician, Pop, Recording, Rhythm and Blues, Rock, Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, Studio
Tagged 1950's, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959, 50's, Band, Bill Haley, Bill Haley and His Comets, Bill Haley and The Comets, Buddy Holly, Buddy Holly and The Crickets, Chicano Rock, Country & Western, Country and Western, Dion, Dion and The Belmonts, Disc Jockey, DJ, Elvis, Elvis Presley, February, Fifties, Guitarists, Legends, Long-Player, LP, musicians, Records, Ritchie Valens, Rock 'n' Roll, Rock and Roll, Singer-Songwriter, Songs, The Big Bopper, The Comets, The Crickets, Vinyl
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DAVID BOWIE: “Blackstar” review – a spellbinding break with his past | Music | The Guardian
Eyes front … the perpetually forward looking David Bowie As he reaches his 69th birthday, David Bowie finds himself in a rarefied position, even by the standards of the rock aristocracy. He does not give interviews, make himself available to … Continue reading
Posted in Album, Art Rock, Avant-garde Jazz, CD, Jazz, Music, Pop, Rock
Tagged Album, Blackstar, CD, Columbia, David Bowie, Digital Download, Donny McCaslin, ISO, Lazarus, Music, New York, New York City, RCA, Recording, Songs, Tony Visconti, Vinyl
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BRIAN WILSON’s ‘SMiLE’ vs. THE BEACH BOYS’ ‘The Smile Sessions’ | Consequence of Sound
Ten years later, Dean Essner speculates which one’s the real deal. BY DEAN ESSNER ON SEPTEMBER 27, 2014, 6:25AM How do you write a follow-up to Pet Sounds? Such was the dilemma of The Beach Boys architect Brian Wilson, who, at the … Continue reading
Posted in Album, Blues, CD, Classical, Folk, Instrumental, Jazz, mp3, Music, Pop, Rhythm and Blues, Rock, Soul
Tagged 10th Anniversary, 1960's, 1966, 1967, 2004, 60's, Beach Boys, Brian Wilson, Brian Wilson Presents SMiLE, Brian Wilson's Smile, Mike Love, Pet Sounds, Psychedelic, Rock, Sixties, SMiLE, Smiley Smile, Songs, Suite, The Beach Boys, Tracks, Van Dyke Parks
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THE JUKEBOX: Put Another Nickel In… | uDiscover
“We had these little juke joints, little taverns at that time. On a weekend there was this little place in the alley that would stay open all night. We called them Saturday night fish fries, they had two or three … Continue reading
Posted in Album, Bluegrass, Blues, Country, Folk, Gospel, Instrument, Instrumental, Jazz, Music, Pop, Rhythm and Blues, Rock, Rock 'n' Roll, Rockabilly, Song, Soul
Tagged 1920's, 1930's, 1940's, 1950's, AFM, American Federation of Musicians, American Graffiti, Billboard, Charley Patton, Chart, Charts, Happy Days, Hits, James Caesar Petrillo, Juke Box, Juke Joint, Jukebox, Jukeboxes, Justus P. Seepburg, Jute, Muddy Waters, Music, musicians, phonograph, Playlist, Records, Robert Johnson, singers, Son House, Songs, Tommy Johnson
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T. REX No. 1 That Took Four Years – uDiscover
Tyrannosaurus Rex would understandably have thought they’d cracked it when their first album, the expansively-titled ‘My People Were Fair and Had Sky in Their Hair…But Now They’re Content to Wear Stars on Their Brows’ hit the UK charts. Released in … Continue reading
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Tagged 1968, 1970's, 60's, 70's, Albums, Charts, David Platz, Double Album, Folk, Marc Bolan, Psychedelia, Psychedelic, Rock, Seventies, Sixties, Songs, Steve Peregrin Took, T.Rex, Tyrannosaurus Rex
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