Jefferson Airplane at Fillmore Auditorium Oct 8, 1966
Wolfgangs Vault (Free subscription) | 17/09/2008
Listen to Jefferson Airplane performed at Fillmore Auditorium on October 8, 1966
Wolfgangs Vault (Free subscription) | 17/09/2008
Listen to Jefferson Airplane performed at Fillmore Auditorium on October 8, 1966
Boing Boing (Free subscription) | 02/09/2008
Bedazzled has links to several versions of Lee Hazelwood's post-apocalyptic folk-rock ditty, "Morning Dew." They're all terrific. (No link to the Grateful Dead version, which appeared on their first album in 1967.) MP3s: "Morning Dew" by Lee Hazlewood, The Move, Tim Rose, Tony Hatch And Jackie Trent & Vince Martin & Fred Neil...
Fitted Sweats (Free subscription) | 13/08/2008
A bit about the song, not written by, but performed very well by Harry Nilsson. Fred Neil wrote it. By the way, wikipedia says a young Bob Dylan played harmonica for Neil's Greenwich Village gigs at Cafe Wha?. This is one of those songs like "Jumpin' Jack Flash" or "Louie Louie" or even "Tainted Love" that everyone has heard 45,934,555 times and it subsequently becomes this abstraction whose meaning...
Electric Roulette (Free subscription) | 12/08/2008
Okay. I know you asked me... rather peevishly... to find you a great folk rocker (with a healthy dollop of psych) who touches the sound of Stephen Stills, Fred Neil and sumthin' a little mo' country. You also asked me,...
New Musical Express (Free subscription) | 30/07/2008
The Coral played a rare, stripped down acoustic set in London last night (July 29).
GaragePunk.com (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Host: MalThursday FRA! Hall of Fame, Vol. II Here’s another Hall of Fame edition of the long-running radio series featuring the All-Time Greats from the Sunshine State. This time around, we tell the incredible true stories of Coconut Grove folk-rock genius Fred Neil, Gram Parsons and the International Submarine Band, and Orlando garage legends We the People. The latter [...]
the boundaries of language (Free subscription) | 22/07/2008
Here's Fred Neil singing 'Dolphins', just because it's Monday. Enjoy:
The Daily Docket (Free subscription) | 15/07/2008
I've been featuring troubadors, folk singers mainly so far, who influenced my talented folk singer friends. This week it's Fred Neil, a great songwriter and baritone vocalist whose work has wound up on the screen more often than most. Here's "Everybody's Talkin'": Here's one Sid Selvidge (who has the pipes to cover Fred Neil) likes, "The Dolphins": I think Sid may like Fred's "I've Got A
WFMU's Beware of the Blog (Free subscription) | 02/07/2008
If I were to choose recordings desert island style, at the near top of the list would be Harry Nilsson's Nilsson Sings Newman, Stereo Review magazine's Album of the Year for 1970. Randy Newman and Harry Nilsson share an affinity...
linkfilter.net - fresh links (Free subscription) | 01/06/2008
Richie Havens is gifted with one of the most recognizable voices in popular music. His fiery, poignant, always soulful singing style has remained unique and ageless since he first emerged from the Greenwich Village folk scene in the early 1960’s. It's a voice that has inspired and electrified audiences from the Woodstock Music & Arts Fair in 1969, to the Clinton Presidential Inauguration in 1993 -coming...
Electric Roulette (Free subscription) | 30/05/2008
Karen Dalton's got one of the best voice I ever did hear. Now, this don't mean histrionics or gutteral soul howls, but, more like a voice that you can't quite pin down. Is that the blues? Is that jazz? Do...
Pimm - Partial immortalization (Free subscription) | 20/05/2008
People expect usually too much from Google even in the sectors, like biotechnology or medicine where Google is not native. For me the recent Google Health - which is basically an embryonic online medical health record system for users with a Gmail Account in the USA - seems to be rather about just catching up [...]
Thumbrella - Words To A Void (Free subscription) | 17/05/2008
Disclosure: I got this CD for free Now, I'm not a Neil Diamond fan. Sure, I know his well known songs, and I even played a few in Franco's Office Bar, Edinburgh, a long long time ago. But the reason I accepted the offer of this CD to review was the involvement of producer Rick Rubin, who has done great work with Johnny Cash on his American Recordings series. And when I got the CD and saw from
Electric Roulette (Free subscription) | 29/04/2008
Why bother? Gram Parson's legacy is a blighted one. He invented country rock as we know it, which was then stolen and plundered by the likes of The Eagles and Poco. That doesn't mean you should dismiss him. Far from...
Electric Roulette (Free subscription) | 16/04/2008
So, the greatest living troubadour rolls into Manchester for the first time - flick knife safely tucked in his leather biker jacket and guitar strapped to his back - and how do I repay him? By forgetting to take a...