live music, festivals, musicians and music history – curated links about the above – your mileage may vary
Happy place: Listening to special mix of #GD50 > Jack Kerouac spoken word about Dean Moriarty > John Cairney reads as Rabbie Burns
So You Think You Know the Banjo? — THE BITTER SOUTHERNER.
I remember vividly as a 4th grader in the library at Prince Charles Elementary school when i heard the news.
Cather in the Rye is still a prized treasure to me and i am pissed about fcking Chpmn tainting its legacy as well as taking away a great peacemaker.
I am in Jamaica in the shadows of Bob Marley’s cabin and can’t help but to think how the world would be different with just the presence of these two world-changers. It’s up to us now.
War(s) are/is Over if you Want it.
Billy Bragg Live At The Union Chapel CD/DVD Out 14th April 2014 www.billybragg.co.uk Here he sings the bitter-sweet ballad “A New England” at Wembley (not sure what’s the deal with the different venues names but i just like the song…)
Pixies – Live At KCRW (Live, April 24, 2014)
Pixies were in the KCRW studio yesterday and recorded this session.
- Gouge Away
- What Goes Boom
- Brick Is Red
- Bagboy
- Monkey Gone To Heaven
- (Interview w/o Paz, interestingly)
- Blue Eyed Hexe
- Planet Of Sound
- In Heaven (The Lady In The Radiator Song)
- Andro Queen
- Greens And Blues
A Look Back: 30 years of iconic rock and roll in Utah
Each Friday, The Salt Lake Tribune presents images from its archives in a special series called A Look Back. This week’s installment features photos of The Rolling Stones, Black Flag, REM and a number of other iconic bands as shot by The Salt Lake Tribune’s Rick Egan, who has been with the paper since 1984. “Concerts are hard. The lights are always changing. The people are always moving. It’s not like shooting anything else,” Egan said. “I’ve only been knocked out once.” It happened when he was punched by a fan at a Jimmy Cliff show. Egan started photographing bands in high school in the late 1970s. “That was back in the day when you could just walk in to a show with a camera and nobody cared.”
Every gallery of the series is available at www.sltrib.com/topics/lookback.
A Look Back: Salt Lake City concerts from the 1970s-1990s
Each Friday, The Salt Lake Tribune presents historic images in a special series called A Look Back. This week’s installment features photos from notable Salt Lake City concerts ranging from the 1970s to the 1990s.
Every gallery of the series is available at www.sltrib.com/topics/lookback.