The night after I returned from the Old 97s 30th anniversary show in New York I discussed last week, I had to make a stop in New Haven to see the Jeff Lederer/Mary LaRose "Schoenberg on the Beach" program at the beautiful Firehouse 12 space....
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Among the most fun I've had at any show recently was attending the Old 97s 30th Anniversary Show in New York, at the Rooftop at Pier 17. What's more Drive.
Am ridiculously behind on all things music, so I am going to make this relatively brief (well not that brief) to reset. This is not some great post, but at.
First, my apologies--I unintentionally scheduled this for sometime last week when it was about 10% completed so there's a bunch of comments about what the heck is going on here. My bad. I also finished this at the last second--please don't yell at me about...
Another recent show I've seen was Steve Earle, at City Winery in Boston. This was the 3rd time I've seen him but in some ways the first normal show I.
Still way behind on music notes and music experiences, but let's try to catch up a bit. One show I saw recently that I thought was really great was Julia.
It's been a long time since I've done one of these--three weeks I think. Just got busy, lot of traveling, these posts take a lot of time, etc. So let's get back on the wagon here. The main event in my musical life of late...
My big musical highlight of the last two weeks was seeing Cracker at the Narrows Center in Fall River, Massachusetts. It was a refreshing move for the Narrows to get.
I don't have any huge lead here. I haven't seen any live shows lately. No one has died of note. No big news. So let's take this opportunity for a.
This is the week that the last two major figures of the great generation of bluegrass musicians that started in the 1950s died. Probably the most important of the two was Bobby Osborne of The Osborne Brothers, one of the many brother acts of this...
The last show I've seen was Indigo de Souza in Boston. She's not a total favorite of mine, but she is a gifted young songwriter with a strong following and.
One of the recent shows I've seen was Marty Ehrlich at The Stone in New York. He is one of those genius saxophonists who are always very well respected in.