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‘Nico, 1988’ Susanna Nicchiarelli’s Film about Iconic Musician Presents a New Kind of Model
Why make a movie about old Nico? Why not make a movie about young Nico? Such were some of the reactions when writer and director, Susanna Nicchiarelli, sought funding for her film, “Nico, 1988.” Early in the film, Nico says … Continue reading
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Liquid Kitty Punk Rock BBQ 2018 at Harvelle’s
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Tagged Harvelle's, herbert, lawndale, Liquid Kitty, Liquid Kitty Punk Rock BBQ 2018, Mike Watt, pedal strike, Punk Rock BBQ, The Last, the secondmen
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Live Review: Adam Ant’s ANThems Sizzled at Humphreys Concerts by the Bay
This quote by Moby got my attention the other day. “PS: #adamant was amazing. The last time I saw him was in 1982 when he literally arrived at the venue (a pier in the Hudson River) on a pirate ship. I know … Continue reading
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Tagged Adam Ant, Ant Music, Billy Bennight, Desperate (But Not Serious), fashion, Friend or Foe, Glamour, Humphreys Concerts by the Bay, indie rock, Live Music, New Romantic, photography, Prince Charming, punk, punk rock, Review, Rock, San Diego, Vive Le Rock
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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
The Stars Align both in the Sky and at the Basin of the Hollywood Bowl in Honor of LA Phil’s Jose Iturbi Sponsored Rachmaninoff’s Piano Concerto No. 2 Featuring Painist Behzod Abduriamov!
And the Hollywood Bowl was more than singing and a string pinging on the night of July 12th as the stars, star watchers and stars namesakes alighting sky all aligned to watch the Los Angeles Philharmonic, conducted by Gustavo Dudamel … Continue reading
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Retrospekt: A Film by Sam Hare featuring Gitane Demone Quartet + Eva Braun Extravaganza at Cafe Nela July 29
Last January at Cafe Nela, Gitane Demone Quartet organized a 17-piece experimental orchestra of local musicians from different groups (LA Drones, Ravens Moreland, Egrets On Ergot, Harry Cloud, The Deadbeats, Saccharine Trust, Carnage Asada & more) for a 48- minute … Continue reading
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Tagged cafe nela, Gitane Demone, Gitane Demone Quartet, la bands, Live Music, Rikk Agnew, Sun Ra
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Idyllwild Arts 2018 Summer Culmination Concert at Walt Disney Concert Hall Showcases the Talents of High School Students
UPDATE: 8/5/2018: Tonight’s concert cancelled. From AIF: Idyllwild, California, suffered a devastating forest fire last week. The Cranston Fire caused the entire town to evacuate within hours, forcing home and business owners to leave with very little notice. Over 300 campers … Continue reading
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Tagged Bakersfield College, Dmitry Kabalevsky, George Enescu, Idyllwild Arts Boarding Arts High School, Idyllwild Arts Boarding Arts High School Summer Chamber Festival Orchestra and Festival Choir & Ensemble, Los Angeles Philharmonic, Maestro Larry Livingston, Overture to Colas Breugnon, Richard Strauss, Romanian Rhapsody No.1, Rosenkavalier Suite, San Jacinto Mountains, Sey Ahn, Strauss, The Journey of Harriet Tubman, USC Thornton Music School, Walt Disney Concert Hall
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CD Review: John Coltrane – Both Directions At Once: The Lost Album
How on earth does anybody “lose” a full album by John Coltrane and his Classic Quartet, a Bob Thiele production no less? This was a group whose every performance, every collective decision, was precious. Thankfully, this monumental oopsy-daisy has been … Continue reading
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