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I’ve started a feature called about time you listened on the link list — top right — so I can feature music I trip over and get jazzed by. And, it’s easy to go trippin’ when one wanders the intertubes … Continue reading
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YouTube titles this: “Secret CIA Experiment On Hippies.” But times have changed, so. . . … Continue reading
Bob Lefsetz’s take on the record biz’s latest snake oil, 360 Deals, is worth absorbing. Lefsetz letter 360 DEALS This whole business is top-heavy. And these lumbering giants are trying to maintain their power, however ignorantly. The key today is … Continue reading
Bjork – Bachelorette Video by Michael Gondry … Continue reading
Incredible the king of the crates, D.J. Weirton, has tracked me down and tomorrow I’ll pitch him some props. He was my right hand man at the Record Den and even outlasted me as he served out his commission right … Continue reading
Congolese pop. more here … Continue reading
I’ve known my friend Kate for forty-two years. She comes back to town every now and then to visit her parents and we get together for brief moment. As it has happened, her husband, Rocky Maffit, is a fine professional … Continue reading
Roots Manuva. See good news on my Explorations blog. … Continue reading
[Grooveshark removed] John Martyn – May You Never The Band – Lookout Cleveland Mose Allison – Seventh Son Bob Marley & the Wailers – Stir It Up Back in the day, I was part of a coterie of long-haired music … Continue reading
Cindy Cashdollar be the gyrl. … Continue reading
Two recent and one cover. And run for cover. … Continue reading
Despite repeating the mantra that content is king, the major labels never believed this. Nor did the movie studios. Distribution is king.Bob Lefsetz. Many years ago I wanted to write about the music business and orient what would have been … Continue reading
Another way to put up a podcast is via SEEQpod. Basically, you use its nifty search engine to line-up tracks residing on somebody else’s server. This is legal for the time-being but the concept breaks down someday on at least … Continue reading
In Khorasan by Kamelmauz … Continue reading
I once made the mistake of making a suggestion to a master musician about what I observed while they played. Learned right then it is best not to pose a guess hiding in an observation. What I said was: “Wow, … Continue reading
I’m trying to play the truth of what I am. The reason it’s difficult is because I’m changing all the time. Charles Mingus … Continue reading