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Ten Reasons Why You Should not Miss The Los Angeles Auto Show this Year
The world-famous L.A. Auto Show starts tomorrow, November 22, 2019, and runs through December 1, 2019. The show will fill the LA Convention Center with over a thousand cars, trucks, SUVs, and electric vehicles. Of course, the big draw is … Continue reading
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The Brady Bunch Meets Heavy Metal at the Celebrity Bowl For Ronnie Fundraiser
I don’t know about you, but whenever I think of Heavy Metal, I think of The Brady Bunch. Why not? One group is decked out in leather and studs, and the other….Hmmm, OK, maybe not so much. What does the … Continue reading
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Rod Stewart with Jeff Beck at The Hollywood Bowl
Last night, two of the heaviest of heavyweights reunited at The Hollywood Bowl, where Jeff Beck performed a set with old bandmate and vocalist, Rod Stewart. Billed by the announcer as, “The first reunion of these legends in thirty-five years,” … Continue reading
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Heart and Soul, David Crosby at The Saban Theater
Somewhere in America, David Crosby has something important to say, and you need to hear it. He’s singing his heart out, joking with his audience, and playing as proficiently as ever, time has not caught up to him. Last night … Continue reading
Where Rock And Photography Meet Art
If you’ve ever read any of my articles, you know that there are two things that I’m absolutely passionate about; Music and Photography. If I can combine the two, I’m in heaven. Coming up on Saturday, September 14 is the … Continue reading
Getting Real With David Crosby, Cameron Crowe, and A.J. Eaton
Yesterday I had the opportunity to speak with filmmaker Cameron Crowe, director A.J. Eaton, and the irascible, venerated musician David Crosby, to discuss their documentary, Remember My Name. Opening today in select theaters of Los Angeles and New York, the … Continue reading
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Tagged #almostfamous, #cameroncrowe, #csn, #csny, crosby
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Nowhere To Run, Nowhere To Hide
Last night I had the rare pleasure of sitting through what felt like the shortest concert in history, but in reality went far into the night. It felt much shorter than it was, primarily because that’s what a great concert … Continue reading
Keith Richards at Morrison Hotel Galleries
You know that any post anywhere that starts with the words, “Keith Richards” has got to have a great time embedded in it. Last night at The Morrison Hotel Galleries was no exception. I say “Galleries” because the event, “Keith … Continue reading
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Tagged #henrydiltz, #keithrichards, #morrisonhotelgallery, #rollingstones, erniecefalu, johnhartmann, mickfleetwood, pacificeyeandear, timothywhite, zztop
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Keith, Unfiltered – The Exhibition at Morrison Hotel Gallery
There are two things in life that I need not have an excuse to do; Write something about Keith Richards, and attend an event at The Morrison Hotel Gallery. Both are happening this week, when the galleries simultaneously host, “Keith, … Continue reading
Elton John Shines A Light On Los Angeles
Two days ago, Sir Elton John played to a packed house at The Staples Center, and I have to say it was one of the best concert experiences I’ve had in the more than five-hundred concerts I’ve attended. No opening … Continue reading
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