Totaro Vice Presidential Pardons |
Written by Joe Viglione |
Sunday, 27 September 2009 11:56 |
Totaro Vice Presidential Pardons
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Last Updated on Sunday, 27 September 2009 21:46 |
The Mott The Hoople Collection - Verden Allen |
Written by Joe Viglione |
Tuesday, 07 July 2009 13:28 |
A new album from rock & roll's "forgotten boy", to swipe a line from Iggy Pop, Verden Allen's enormous keyboards that were such a novel part of the Mott The Hoople sound are back in full force on My Masochistic Side, a drenched-in-red eight page booklet on the exquisite Angel Air label, one of the finest record labels in the world. All things Mott The Hoople are housed on Peter Purnell's label, from The Reluctant Dog by Steve Holley (Ian Hunter drummer) to live discs and all sorts of odds and ends that fans adore. With Mott The Hoople reuniting (kind of like Sean Connery making a James Bond movie entitled Never Say Never Again) there will be Mott-mania on the planet come this October. Gemmzine plans on covering The Hoople's resurgence with a vengeance. Verden Allen pulls a Paul McCartney / Emmit Rhodes by playing all the instruments and arranging and producing all the songs on this recording made between January and May, 2009 at T.T. Studios in West Glamorgan, South Wales, UK
Track 4 "Don't Do This To Me" is more Dylan than Ian Hunter at his most Dylan-esque, the heavy keyboards and the questioning making for a delightful little pop tune that Zimmerman himself could have a ball covering. The jangling guitars and multi-keyboards all played by Verden (is that guitaline from the New Vaudeville Quintet's "Winchester Cathedral"? ) |
Last Updated on Tuesday, 07 July 2009 13:56 |
Mikael Ferreira |
Written by Joe Viglione | |
Monday, 02 November 2009 22:07 | |
Direct link to this site here: http://tinyurl.com/mikaelferreira
Listening to "Faut qu'j'arrête", the title track - "Les Mots Assassins" and "Tu n'es pas seul à rêver" on MySpace it is so obvious that Mikael Ferreira has all the elements that go into writing hit songs and great potential for stardom. The guitar playing is great, as is the production with many haunting elements in both the melody and instrumentation.
Tu n'es pas seul à rêver Le pantin qui s'agite
Faut qu'j'arrête
Official Press Release About Mikael Ferreira
En 1990, Mikale Ferreira intègre un collège musical où il se voit offrir le premier rôle dans la comédie musicale les tams tams de mon cœur, mise en scène par Sylvie Dejoux.
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Last Updated on Monday, 02 November 2009 22:15 |
Peter Mulvey - Letters from a Flying Machine |
Written by Official Press Release |
Wednesday, 02 September 2009 19:23 |
Peter Mulvey's "The Long Haul Tour" Please visit <http://www.myspace.com/petermulvey> Peter's MySpace page for training entries, video from his 2007 and 2008 bike tours, and notes from
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Last Updated on Wednesday, 02 September 2009 19:27 |
Goats Head Soup - The Rob Fraboni Collection |
Written by Joe Viglione |
Friday, 28 August 2009 21:07 |
Produced by Jimmy Miller Engineer: Rob Fraboni
1. Dancing with Mr. D. Jagger, Richards 4:52 2 100 Years Ago Jagger, Richards 3:58
GOAT'S HEAD SOUP: Or why the Rolling Stones still needed Jimmy Miller Stephen Thomas Erlewine at AllMusic.com calls this album "trippily decadent", which it is, no doubt about it. Erlewine also calls it excessive...and having worked with Jimmy Miller for a number of years I have some additional insight on what is probably the last great Stones record. True, it doesn't have the total magic of Exile On Main Street, Sticky Fingers, Let It Bleed and Beggar's Banquet, but it is the fifth of the "Jimmy Miller" era (I guess you can include ...one must include...the brilliant Through The Past Darkly, Big Hits Vol. 2)
Miller claimed that Keith played him a cassette of "It's Only Rock & Roll" and that the rough mixes were fantastic. The Glimmer Twins, somehow, lost the intuitive sparkly Jimmy Miller brought to the equation...sure he was a party boy, but at the end of the day he had the touch, he knew how to make a great record and even in his latter days when he was working with Buddy Guy, Genya Ravan, Aerosmith's Joe Perry and others with our production company on a very tight budget, he still brought his expertise and special skills to the game. Prior to Rob Fraboni meeting Jimmy Miller, Miller had worked on a number of 45s and albums by The Rolling Stones, "Street Fighting Man", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", Beggar's Banquet, Let It Bleed, "Honky Tonk Women", "Brown Sugar", Sticky Fingers and Exile On Main Street.
Released in September of 1969, this album is a monster if you look back at it and think of the song structure, melody and how much fun these songs SOUNDED on the radio. It was a special time in large part to what The Beatles were doing with their colleagues, Mick, Keith and the gang, as so perfectly documented here. The British counterpart has some different tracks and certainly a different chronological arrangement of these classics, and perhaps both versions are worth owning 1.Paint It Black 3:23 2.Ruby Tuesday 3.She's A Rainbow 4.Jumpin' Jack Flash 5.Mother's Little Helper 6.Let's Spend The Night Together 7.Honky Tonk Women 8.Dandelion 9.2000 Light Years From Home 10.Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing In The Shadow? 11.Street Fighting Man |
Last Updated on Friday, 28 August 2009 21:30 |
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