Harvest has hit the winning spot on a recently released list of the top 100 Canadian albums.
Neil Young beat out greats like Joni Mitchell (bah), the Band, Gordon Lightfoot and the Tragically Hip. Although, I agree Harvest is an excellent album and does deserve top honors. The list is complied in journalist Bob Mersereau’s new […]
If you happen to live in New York (or close wnough for a weekend trip) I’d hit up the Steven Kasher Gallery. Their current exhibition is Allan Tannenbaum: John and Yoko and New York in the 70s. The show runs October 4 through November 3.
Why see it: It’s well known that Tannenbaum is […]
Clapton: The Autobiography comes on on Tuesday and it actually sounds interesting. I’ve read some books on bands but I always find that I’d wish I’d just stayed listening to them. The books are never quite as interesting as the tunes.
Still, tidbits are being flashed all over the news and Eric Clapton’s book sounds like […]
Since the last post I regained my voice but not by much. You know I don’t usually NEED to see movies and all of a sudden there are all these cool flicks out. I’m a huge musical fan. As has been duly noted before most of my music tastes are related in part (or even […]
The remaining Doors members have been ultra busy this year putting out all sorts of new products like the full vinyl set and Live in Boston, April 10,
Now a Jim scrapbook. You might remember that I did not recommend the vinyl set (overkill — most folks have the albums) but this scrapbook looks fairly slick. […]
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