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The ‘Roots’ of Rock:an Interview with Vince Dewald (Buxter Hoot ‘n)
The San Francisco ‘roots rockers’ Buxter Hoot’n have a new EP coming out on September 4: “Na Na Na.” The six song track list is as follows: 1. Na Na Na 2. Kids Those Days 3. Fake Heart Attack 4. … Continue reading
Creatures of the Night:an Interview with Author Jim Fetters
(All photos, except where indicated, courtesy of Jim Fetters. Copyright 2012) In 1962, a Los Angeles-based television channel by the name of KCOP 13 premiered a horror show by the name of ‘Jeepers’ Creepers Theatre’, igniting in 12 year … Continue reading
Heart Full of Soul:an Interview with Jim McCarty Part 2
I’ve read that Keith Relf was your inspiration for learning to play the acoustic guitar. Is that true? Yes, it’s true. During the Yardbirds, Keith and me used to write songs together, then after I left the band I learned to play … Continue reading
Heart Full of Soul:an Interview with Jim McCarty
Jim McCarty, second from left, in 1966. Photo courtesy of Flickr. Born James Stanley “Jim” McCarty July 25 1943 at Walton Hospital in Liverpool, England, Jim McCarty’s family moved to London when he was two years old. He attended Hampton School in Richmond upon … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Music
Tagged "British invasion" rock, Classic Rock, Jim McCarty, The Yardbirds
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Too High to Die: an Interview With Curt Kirkwood
An introduction by Greg Prato, author of “Too High to Die: Meet the Meat Puppets”: “I decided to write the book because I’ve been consistently listening to the Meat Puppets since the spring of 1992, and they remain one of … Continue reading
Call Me: An Interview With Chris Montez
In December 2002, Chris Montez was a rare joy to interview from among the myriad of artists performing on “Oldies” venue shows. Proud of his notable past work (“The More I See You”, “Let’s Dance”, etc.) he set himself apart from most … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Miscellanious, Music
Tagged Chris Montez, Classic Rock, Latin Rock artists, Soft Rock, The Beatles
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No Room for Rock Stars: an Interview With David Scott
How DAVID SCOTT, a guy from Glasgow Scotland, pursued (and won!) fame and fortune… then ended up winning so much more. “I love hearing great new music and seeing people develop. It’s easy to come off dewy-eyed about that, but … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Interviews, Music
Tagged amy allison, david scott, Power Pop, Scottish Pop music, turn like the world does
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Really Free: An Interview With John Otway
John Otway, born October 2 1952 in Aylesbury (Buckinghamshire,England) has built an impressive and devoted “cult” audience since the 1970s. At 54, he continues to tour extensively year-round, leaving audiences breathless with his amazing stage antics (leaps, jumps, hurtles) that … Continue reading
Everybody Ought To Know Amy Allison
“My dad’s work and mine has a unique sense of humor that runs deep: kind of existential and philosophical. There’s like some sort of self-effacing quality. I feel like my family has a real bullshit detector. We’re real. We don’t … Continue reading
The Symphony of Science: An Interview With John Boswell
“The sky calls to us If we do not destroy ourselves We will one day venture to the stars A still more glorious dawn awaits Not a sunrise, but a galaxy rise A morning filled with 400 billion suns The … Continue reading