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Paul Roessler’s New Album – The Turning of the Bright World
Noted Los Angeles musician, composer, and producer Paul Roessler (The Screamers, Nina Hagen, Josie Cotton, Mike Watt and a whole bunch more) has released a deeply moving new album of original material, The Turning of the Bright World, on the Kitten Robot … Continue reading
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Gurf Morlix – Sunday April 28 at McCabes on Pico
You have to wonder just how much better Gurf Morlix can keep on getting. After moving from Buffalo, New York to Texas at 24 years old to play with the legendary songwriter Blaze Foley, Morlix spent the next 11 years … Continue reading
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Talking About the Beatles! Friday August 3, at McCabe’s in Santa Monica
Every great city has its legendary music venues. Every great city has its history of legendary musical events. And every once in awhile a city, a venue and a collection of talented artists come together to make certain words like … Continue reading
“Robert Shaw: Man of Many Voices” to Screen at Newport Beach Film Festival April 25 and 27
In 1994, at the 65th Annual Academy Awards presentation, upon receiving the Oscar for the Best Song, “Streets of Philadelphia,” Bruce Springsteen delivered the finest acceptance speech that event has ever experienced: ‘You do your best work, and you hope … Continue reading
“Projections of America” Premieres at International Film Festival North Hollywood
As with the best films about filmmaking and filmmakers the pleasures of “Projections of America”, Peter Miller’s wonderful addition to what is becoming one of the preeminent bodies of work in current documentary cinema, are multi-layered. And as the narrative … Continue reading
Gurf Morlix Debuts His New Album ‘Eatin’ At Me’ Tonight at McCabe’s
A new album from Gurf Morlix is always a challenge. I never know if I’m going to like the writing, the playing, the singing or the sound design/recording best. Listening to Gurf’s newest release, Eatin’ At Me, the past couple … Continue reading
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Syd Straw: Saturday, April 11 (Yes, Tonight) at McCabe’s in Santa Monica
There is probably no artist I have found out the next morning had done a show that I would have made but missed the night before more often than the talented, the wonderful and the of late east coast domiciled, … Continue reading