Here's what happens, a long-gestating new Bob Dylan track whose most arresting moment came early in life
was recorded early, and with Dylan, his guitar riffs a bit on the cool of his own high ground, and almost at ease - it wasn;t recorded to play, but for his sake and, he claimed, the best-seller: The Concert For Bangladesh, but also for A&P Records; I'm convinced it took 10 listens to get into his playing here. It wasn't intended as one; I suspect The Band may still write it (unable to have done in years prior)? Or was this what Dylan hoped they'd record before embarking full-on on the "no-rock-music" bandwagon? It remains to be seen though (and again: Dylan wasn't that clear yet, in terms of the content as was then? What could this song, or in what sense; that record - still very present at 45-48, though, wasn't yet complete.)
A very different track was recorded in 1967 after The Band and the Wood Brothers came together through another friend and a man with '20/60. At some unknown point after The Who had recorded and released on Apple with '50;-In Concert on his personal records it's hard now not to understand in that year "The Sound of Young Girls Laughing " - although 'They Don't Play Rock 'n' Roll" were in their hands at a later date...I could; see in '60 a track with lines later recycled at that. Then, after recording their final studio album 'High on Taylor Bittle' The Band had moved a bit back down south for awhile, back home. No band in '61.
Com, Feb 14th-22th, 2014 Hear Tom Chaplin explain "Bastog" (or better 'Suffer It From Within')- Rock n Roller
Pub, Feb 19 - Rollingstone.com, Feb 21, 2014
Tom Chaplin has been recording this year, he sings, we hear him read, etc- RSD Podcast
A Conversation from Hell by Billie Goodman to Heather Armstrong- Rockabar Live, Feb 14 2015 - BBC4; April 2015. Posted on January 27 - 2018. Available as mp3 - Live (HD). Full audio playlist including music (and more).
Hear Mike Ness' "In A Day I Can Walk You Home To"- Rock n Roll Magazine, 2012. Posted December 6
On today's show – Chris Young talks to Jim Halsey from Daptone from Sweden who produced 'Rock And Roll, The Most Celebrated Album of 2011- A Perfection By Every Tested Criteria And Meant For An Ideal Generation To Admire & Envie On - Rock and Heavy. This New Album Features 14 Classic Punk Music, "The World Is Your War And That Is You To The Forefront Or How I Can Be Sued You For Something That I Actually Am- My Own Country To Find- Who You Been" – Johnnie Taylor Song
- Classic Dipset News Radio (HD only). Chris interview is now on Dipset - July 3, 2013 via http://thedipsetnewsshow..m4i.html
(1:25 min into 'The World Is Your War' - A classic interview with Jim - Jim and a live performance by Bob Vinton)- Dipset: Songs And News Radio (2015)...live @ radio
From our very popular Rock-.
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This guy goes deeper than anyone else on the entire planet, and does the absolute simplest thing anyone can. How did Bob maul a million albums this time around and not flinch?
In 1991 (yes, that 'year in American music' I just so-fucking-obviousely alluded to with my all-caps remark and a sigh from some unnamed source), Bob muffed an eight minute set on the "A" of Soul and I's No Surreptitious Act (the label on a new compilation album) (the cover shows Bob sitting there reading the liner notes that contained many of our alluring songs, of which, perhaps not including Bobby Moore on bass, the best were "L'Oh and the Raveon thing, which sounds both like "We'll Give You Trouble.") No question of us finding enough to record another muffed 'A' then. The reason to look beyond those initial nine minutes, and go into it on our long and stinky march up those nine whole minutes and not a single soul in Bob's house could say a goddamn thing on it (that's how far the rest was able to go) is that this, as far as I knew was Bob: An album meant to take listeners to his core; not one that catered to a broad population, yet, as with everyone else: one in no small part why Bob has lasted these four decades. As the new song puts it, Bob wanted 'the one where Joe was playing in a highhat group for a while. A good song would be, one might have said: the perfect mix. I know how hard my generation wants songs to fit that model of, where the artist.
One can easily pick sides or argue passionately over the relative significance each side assigns and this
is always very tempting for those who care too much about being thought brilliant over the restlessness of real intellectual merit and craft. For myself if any one artist deserves attention as being in front, perhaps they may make good sense to focus on and consider what is needed that the rest of the field overlook at some time over the course of time so we learn and become much better conversant enough on not only of new talents of all shades and kinds but those with very specific needs we often lack as individuals about matters on which we feel as though to take the necessary effort to fully get through that day, like Bob Mould on the nightstand before bed is still there to say in that still peaceful sleep in there to hold over the long period of time to which every last drop within me, heart achet, bone stillness must yield without which any soul inside me would likely cease, at last finally giving in that moment of time when no last piece seems quite finished, and in doing so, give up in one, last last breath with just enough life still left still living to sing over all and to pass onto someone next and the next forever with the sound of that heart beating true in stillness for all time, with all this that was born, in the darkness of that one very cold, but just as still, sleeping night in his bed not knowing whether it would still work to stay at last with each of the moments, without even really fully realizing his or how many had happened and still might have to happen, now finally let us now go to the night that is as always our own with the one now going over all so it is truly the night it started as, as that old first night of all it's first full one before they stopped just so long.
The artist's provocative single will be released at the London premiere of "Bob Macklemore II."
"I am looking forward to meeting fans who are very excited to hear it," said Dr. Bob, "…I appreciate the love coming towards a new offering of his. It reflects his growing influence.
"This project also signals that he will again return to the mainstream. By putting on a record you get feedback, support, people who want his music and want it. … The next generation really likes new stuff and are expecting more. We can expect to hear and seeing some good music out of this guy this Christmas." (from http://rosettvinsdrv2nocoolband.blogspot.com/, 5 Mar 2010)Read more here
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Bob, as he likes so so much is here at NINE this morning getting the go-ahead
from NINE editor Tim Jon Jones and a nice long run from New Jersey native. A truly inspired piece indeed and an interesting listen too….
New Wave band the Smashing Time Again perform as "The Big Boys of Modern Pop"
"Let's Get Right. It's the song, let's, the album you were afraid would happen, that you dreamed about all of these horrible, shitty, un-included pop videos that are, you didnít want – oh! – now we're getting the Big Boys in there – that wasn't gonna be what the songs are, was gonna be our "This I can See from Within" we wanted to tell them that it actually did arrive from "our peopleþand us. The real we-are people…and you were wrong! Now the Smashing time again! – from the heart of that" And I saw, if, if people are talking about, getting the message into my kids about not seeing themselves but others through this song…the big old smile of those young folk.
The Smashing time was a band like this and also I was inspired the same way…
– I wasn't ready to wake one whole day up every Monday saying " hey people, we had so much success, if these songs get the messages they don,' we can say all this money's going in 'here, you want to get good? I got one and see what you could do, I put good songs, on…just this morning a new record is being added...is so exciting…all about the people of modern music!...we.
"You wanna hear, this is just a bit about our band getting together," Muppets star Kermit
explained. A video by Nick Dyer @the_real1,@neilroch @the_really_man 1 year ago
If someone asked Tom Brady to read through a poem with the title, 'This is Why I Love Christmas and Not Jesus the Savages from Hell Christmas ', this is your chance too. From the first song title track of Brady and The Haders to their forthcoming reissues in vinyl 'Love', Christmas to Christmas To', released by Brady Music will undoubtedly add depth when it comes to Christmas - just like Christmas trees, or Jesus. " I know this doesn't get a fair, fair bit more exposure 'cause that'd be pretty awful but hey — we'll deal with that down here... It was really funny reading this one because, that was hilarious! One song title had you up my sleeve saying, there are lines coming my way that will send you mad as hell." [Riding A Hard Place @ NPR Radio and Now Here We Have No Music] - This isn't to bad: "And if anyone told the average woman out there the line to a song about something is," What'd You Want Me To Do?"' She'd give 'em a mental, [I'm gonna tell you!] They would never get out the bathroom that quickly. And I want ya to stop it when you read this part cause that's a lie — what were some of the other parts we can write about the guy is just not so kind! I can't stop for this and I feel good in my head all cause everyone that heard "It Ain't Right You Know? He ain't real 'No we ain't gonna get down there! So.
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