Springsteen
I wrote a great deal about this tour because I think it is one of the most important (and greatest) things Bruce Springsteen has ever done. This is a roundup of the substantive pieces for your convenience! “Say something! Do something!”: Bruce Springsteen’s tour is a call to actionThe
The tl;dr - I wrote a short book about the five shows I saw on Patti Smith's Horses 50th anniversary tour and you can buy it now! buy paperback!buy the ebook In November, Patti Smith & her Band went out on the road for the 50th
in honor of Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer and William Schroeder
If we see how close we are to places where something happened we might begin to believe we could be one of those people.
Everybody's talking about Bagism
rock and roll reviews, writing, analysis, history & criticism from Caryn Rose
Richard Lloyd was in town tonight, and it felt like a message from the home country, back before we had email and flying cars in our pockets, when you needed to talk to someone from another place to find out about that place. The last time I saw Lloyd he
The tl;dr - I wrote a short book about the five shows I saw on Patti Smith's Horses 50th anniversary tour and you can buy it now! buy paperback!buy the ebook In November, Patti Smith & her Band went out on the road for the 50th
I know these songs. I know them. They know me.
They leave him half way to paradise They leave you half way to bliss
When I was in my late teens/early 20s, one of the worst pieces of advice I ever got from “older” folks -- not my parents or that generation, but people maybe 5-10 years older -- was to not bother going to see older artists. This was the late 70s/
in honor of Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer and William Schroeder
live music is better | bumperstickers should be issued
The Daniel Lanois Trio played two nights at the Aeolian Hall in London, Ontario, an ancient and gorgeous venue a two-hour drive from Detroit that is apparently one of the top 10 halls in Canada, according to the CBC. It was an intimate space with great resonance and that is
if you love his music you should see this, and if you don’t know what I’m talking about you should definitely watch it.
We all need to work to end the annoying habit of asking people at a concert how many times they’ve seen the artist.
I have a pathological need to identify every location in NYC that appears in a film or tv or random photo, so when the first shot of ONE TO ONE : JOHN & YOKO appears on the screen, out of focus, fuzzy, zooming in on a crowd of people, I immediately
He’s one of those people who was born to be onstage.
