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Go With Le Flo: Los Angeles World Theatrical Premiere at the Downtown Independent
I had the pleasure of being invited to a special screening to see “Go With Le Flo” at The Goethe Institute and was hosted by Stefan Biedermann of the German Consulate. There was a meet and greet before the screening where Harrison and I … Continue reading
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Tagged Berlin, Billy Bennight, Bright Blue Gorilla, Comedy, concert, Feature, Film, French, german, German Consulate, Harmonium, indie, Movie, Premiere, Roamntic, Romatic Comedy, Tabla, The Goethe Institute, the los angeles beat, Theatrical, World, World Theatrical Premiere
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So, About Black Flag In 2014
Once again, the internet is buzzing with news about Black Flag. This has been happening every couple of months for a year now, and it’s become disquieting. For twenty-five years, there was no news, because there was no Black Flag. … Continue reading
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Tagged Black Flag, bob lee, chuck dukowski, Dez Cadena, flag, greg ginn, keith morris, mike vallely, the los angeles beat, what the
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CD Review: Flaming Lips – The Terror (Warner Bros.)
Give the Flaming Lips credit for this; after thirty years in business, at the height of their commercial stature on a major label, they’re not afraid to keep it weird. During my twenty years as a fan (I can point … Continue reading
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Tagged bob lee, cd review, flaming lips, sembryonic, steven drozd, the los angeles beat, the terror, warner brothers, wayne coyne
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LA Beat Interview: John “Drumbo” French
The name of John French is rarely if ever seen among those polls naming “best” – aka most famous – rock drummers of all time. But to the musicians who have had their world upended by the music of Captain … Continue reading
The LA Beat Presents At The Redwood: Sassafras, Youthbitch, Boom! on Sunday August 26
We’re continuing our series of free, all-ages afternoon shows at the Redwood Bar and Grill this weekend with appearances from one of our favorite San Pedro bands of the moment and a couple of visitors from Portland, Oregon. Sassafras have … Continue reading
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Tagged boom!, redwood, sassafras, the los angeles beat, youthbitch
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Live Review: Neville Bros., Trombone Shorty & Orleans Ave., Roddie Romero & The Hub City All Stars – Hollywood Bowl
These roughly annual New Orleans nights at the Bowl are becoming one of my favorite LA traditions, an opportunity to see an Angeleno crowd get off its collective behind and wave some handkerchiefs in the air. Classic Louisiana music typically … Continue reading
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Tagged aaron neville, art neville, bob lee, hollywood bowl, live review, neville brothers, new orleans, news, roddie romero, the los angeles beat, trombone shorty
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Strawberry Alarm Clock: Iconic 60s Psychedelic Band Talks with Los Angeles Beat About its New Album and July 19 Whisky A Go-Go Concert
Strawberry Alarm Clock, a quintessential Los Angeles psychedelic band, has released a new album “Wake Up Where You Are,” the band’s first record since 1969. Known for its #1 1967 hit “Incense and Peppermints,” the band’s history includes numerous members … Continue reading
CD Review: Neil Young And Crazy Horse – Americana (Reprise Records)
I have a feeling that shortly after Neil Young announced his plans to release an album of cover tunes – mostly old timey American campfire songs like “Oh Susannah” and “Comin’ Round The Moutain” – somebody from the Home Shopping … Continue reading
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Tagged americana, billy talbot, bob lee, cd review, clementine, crazy horse, neil young, oh susannah, poncho sampedro, ralph molina, reprise, the los angeles beat, tom dula
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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
