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Live Review: Rose’s Pawn Shop, Tommy Ash & More at Grand Ole Echo
The Echo’s weekly country rock series called the Grand Ole Echo is a breath of fresh air (despite a lot of patio smokers) on Sunday afternoons. The all-ages shows last from 4 to 8pm, and are free before 6pm or $5 … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged alt-country, americana, andrew sheppard, country, grand ole echo, jackson tanner, rose's pawn shop, the echo, tommy ash
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Gary U.S. Bonds talks about music, his life and his book, ‘By U.S. Bonds, This Is My Story’
Long before his successful collaboration with Bruce Springsteen on the hit song This Little Girl, Gary U.S. Bonds was admired and used as inspiration for many of the top musicians from the ’60s on up to the present day. Gary … Continue reading
Live Review: Bonnie Montgomery at Grand Ole Echo
Last Sunday, Bonnie Montgomery headlined at the Grand Ole Echo, the weekly country music/Americana night at The Echo. The Arkansas-based singer/songwriter is classically trained in opera but plays country rock mixed with Americana and folk. Her training was especially noticeable … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellanious, Music
Tagged americana, bonnie montgomery, country, cowboy country, folk, grand ole echo
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2014 ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo
On Thursday, after my return form my San Francisco trip I popped into the ASCAP “I Create Music” Expo at the Loews Hotel at Hollywood & Highland to put my hand on the pulse of the art and business of … Continue reading
Posted in Music, News & Sports
Tagged Billy Bennight, country, hip-hop, Hit, Hit Songs, interview, Los Angeles, model, Music, Peter Gabriel, Pop, Producer, Producers, Rock, Rock and roll, Song, Song Writing, Top 40, Top Forty, U2, Versace, writing
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Lucinda Williams’s Hard-to-Find Debut Album Reissued
If you’re a fan of country/folk singer Lucinda Williams, hailed by Time Magazine as “America’s Best Songwriter”, you may have noticed that her 1988 self-titled debut has become difficult to find. The album launched Williams’s long and impressive career, and featured the … Continue reading
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Tagged country, country rock, folk, Lucinda Williams, rare albums
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