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Category Archives: Interviews
‘A Man and His Prostate’ Debuts at The Malibu Playhouse on July 11th
Veteran television writer Ed. Weinberger will be making his theatrical debut with his new comedic play ‘A Man and His Prostate’ on Saturday, July 11th, 7 pm at The Malibu Playhouse. The play will also include a brief Q & … Continue reading
Posted in Interviews, Theater, Upcoming Events
Tagged Comedy, Ed Asner, Ed. Weinberger, The Malibu Playhouse
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Johnny Reb’s ‘Shell Out for Charity’ Has the Humble Peanut Raising Money for Charities
As many of you know, I LOVE barbeque and food I’ve had in the South in general. Normally, I like to do restaurant reviews of some pretty incredible eats. However, at this point, it is a given that the food … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Interviews, Miscellanious, News & Sports
Tagged Charity, Cheryl Carter, Ed Simon, Johnny Reb's, Johnny Reb's True South, Moe Rahman, peanuts, Shell Out for Charity
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Lil’ Ed and The Blues Imperials to play upcoming show in Camarillo: Ed talks about Chicago Blues, the band and more
Last week, Ed Williams of Lil’ Ed and the Blues Imperials talked with me about many things. Lil’ Ed spoke from his longtime home in Chicago about music, Chicasgo blues, the band, his recent album Jump Start and much more. … Continue reading
Remembering Ornette Coleman And Our 2010 Interview
“But what I really don’t understand, what is race? Does race have to have anything to do with what you don’t do and what you do do? It shouldn’t be that way. And if it is that way, what is … Continue reading
Bluespower Brings a Synthesis of Blues, Rock, Funk and R&B to SoCal’s Music Scene
Bluespower is a recent collaboration of local musician/music teacher/music store owner Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams and Gregory Michael, who left Cincinnati several years ago to bring his Gospel-influenced music background to Southern California. Kenny “Big Daddy” Williams most recently co-fronted … Continue reading
Sonny Burgess and The Pacers to perform on June 12th at The Ink and Iron Festival in Long Beach!
Of the many legendary artists that Sun Records spawned in the 1950s, arguably its wildest was Rockabilly legend Sonny Burgess. With his band The Pacers, their performances went off the Richter scale in sheer energy and wild abandon, making even … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, Music
Tagged Ink and Iron Festival, Queen Mary, Rock and roll, rockabilly, Sonny Burgess, The Pacers
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“Off the Grid” Happening Hook-Up for Live Music
Entrepreneur David Baird rocks a badass axe, a vintage Gibson L-5 or a 1954 Strat, depending on the day. He’s also the founder and CEO of Santa Monica-based Gigmor.com, which he identifies as the leading social network for musicians, bands … Continue reading
Posted in Events, Interviews, Music, Upcoming Events
Tagged algorithm, gigs, jam, musicians, open mic, showcase, talent agent, talent booking
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Presenting: Glare, a New Collection by Kevin A. Short
Peek through the window of Kevin Short’s studio on a weekday afternoon, and you will find the artist covered in paint, probably sandy, likely singing, maybe dancing, and possibly trying to wrap up early for the day in anticipation of … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Events, Interviews, News & Sports, Upcoming Events
Tagged art, artist, Events, gallery, interview, live, Los Angeles, Santa Monica, saturday, socal artist, surf, surf art, surfer, the los angeles beat
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Alan Parsons Talks About His Upcoming LA/San Diego Concert Dates and his Book ‘Art and Science of Sound Recording’
Alan Parsons has always had show business in his blood. Part of it came from his mother, an actress, professional folksinger and harpist. Some of it came from his father, Denys Parsons, an accomplished pianist and flautist as well as … Continue reading
OC’s The Blind Pig has Created a Drink for Charity for Negroni Week
The Negroni is considered one of the iconic classic cocktails of the 20th Century. Most accounts claim that it was invented in Florence, Italy in 1919 by Count Camillo Negroni. Whatever its origins, though it is a tasty drink that … Continue reading