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- "One Fast Move Or I'm Gone- Kerouac's Big Sur"-2008 Documentary-The Heat of Fame Blasted Jack Back Like a Literary Furnace- Sam Shepard, Patti Smith, Tom Waits, S.E. Hinton, Donal Logue, Lawrence FerlThe fascination with Jack is a seemingly never exhausted lost highway. He touched an American nerve with 'On The Road' and The Beat floodgate was opened forever. Jack has yet to cease hitting us with new soul insurgencies even though he left the road for good in 1968. Yes. The Beat Goes On.1 hr 38 min
- Milk Carton Kids- Daytrotter Studios- Oct 31,2011 -‘I Still Want A Little More’, ‘Michigan’, ‘Milk Carton Kid’, & ‘New York’ as Performed by Kenneth Pattengale and Joey Ryan, Two of the Newest and PosThe gallant guts of Simon and Garfunkle meets a new tenderness in folkish dreams when these 2 musical magicians intone and dance upon the frets. In the Llewyn Davis inspired film 'Another Day, Another Time', they brought Marcus Mumford to tears. When that degree of aptitude weeps, it's game over.17 min
- Pink Floyd - Meadowlands Arena, East Rutherford, NJ - Oct 11, 1987 -On February 27th at Milan's La Fabbrica Del Vapore, This Essential Band of Sound and Mind Opened a Surreal, Multi Sensory, RetrospecDavid Gilmour - vocals, guitar/Nick Mason - drums/Tim Renwick - guitars, vocals/Guy Pratt - bass, vocals/Jon Carin - keyboards, vocals/Richard Wright - keyboards, vocals/Scott Page - saxophone, guitar/Gary Wallis - percussion/Rachel Fury - backing vocals/Margaret Taylor - backing vocals/1 hr 8 min
- Chambers Brothers - "Time Has Come Today" - Live at The Fillmore East, May 29, 1968 - A Wild and Psychedically Savage 25 Minute Version of a Song That Populated the Planet 45 Years Ago and Still AppeThey were propelled by inspirations of the baptist Church, became one of the great Folk/Blues acts of the early 60's and then discovered the Rock rainbow. It is truly unfortunate that after jumping genres they could not sustain a place for themselves in the later sanctuary of pop culture changes. "23 min
- Randy Newman- Live At The Record Plant, Sausalito CA- Nov 10, 1974- The California Kid Rode into Our Lives Fifty Years Ago, Bringing With Him an Unimaginable Mansion Filled With Poetic and MelodicThe Newman experience is a living textbook of superlative chants, written with extraordinary care and instinct. More than songs, they are tiny books. His gift, not unlike that of Warren Zevon, travels the planet on the wings of an intelligence rarely heard in the annuls of recorded popular music. "P1 hr 2 min
- "Beautiful Darling"- Scenes From the Dazzling Candy Darling Documentary- She Was Warhol's True Super Star, Immortalized by Lou Reed and Selected by Tennessee Williams to Star in His Play "Small CraftWarhol created eternal art and collateral damage in the form of some of the fragile human components of his vision. Candy was born of male physiology but was a woman as sure as there is a sun. In the age of gay and transgender issues, Candy's Room is filled with clues to the heart of these matters.16 min
- The Paupers- "Magic People"- A Richieboy Record Party! - Side One - Bob Dylan's Manager Albert Grossman Bought The Paupers Contract In 1967 and Fame Appeared Imminent - But Their Disappointing MonterrVerve Forecast released many terrific LP's from '67- '68 including The Paupers debut. This Toronto band was in great company including The Blues Project, Tim Hardin, Janis Ian, Dave Van Ronk, Jim and Jean, Richie Havens, Laura Nyro, James Cotton, Lightning Hopkins and Bob Lind. "PLEASE CHECK OUT OUR19 min
- Pacific Gas and Electric- A Richieboy Record Party!!- Side Two of the Band's '69 Self Titled Debut LP On Columbia Records- "PG&E Suite"- Fab Jazz Orchestrations, a Peculiar, Infectious Glenn SchwartzThis LP is one of my front-runners for the title of best unknown 60's recording. Not everything works in this project but there is a sense of cool adventure within the grooves that sets these tracks and this group apart from other contenders of the day. They come and they go in the Grand Hotel.21 min
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My Fellow Americans, Life is actually just a microscopic, deluded moment in time, so let's cut to the freakin' chase. One look at our impending election debacle can solidify my case. It has been my…
contention since birth, that the answer to every difficulty we encounter on this sacred yet demented Stone, can be revealed with ultimate clarity through the ultra neurotic engagements of Music, Art, Literature, Film, Poetry and a good Pastrami sandwich. Why would any sane human spend so must time on a film set (Do you know how long you gotta wait until your 8 second deliverance of an edited beyond repair line gets a chance to become a professional embarrassment etched in time forever? ) or expend so much energy in a recording studio, piecing together another ode to a man or woman who could not care less how much love existed within your digestive tract? It's all about hymns and prayers and a quest for mercy and forgiveness and silence and faith. We were blessed with Charles Bukowski, Gene Chandler, Lenny Bruce, Mitch Ryder and a legion of creative explorers whose influences provided the air we breathe. So Let's Dance! This site shall explore the reaper, find a way to disarm the stench of injustice, discover some true loves and talk it all over before it's all over. So what's the worst that our desires could produce? Failure? So sue me. I'm going to require your assistance in making as much trouble for the grown-ups as possible. Let the record show that my childish heart yearns to disrupt the madness. Join me Ladies and Germs!
With Gratitude For Gena Rowlands, Nancy Sinatra, Jerry Quarry, Leo Gorcey, Arthur Alexander and Joey Heatherton, Your Splendid Bohemian, Rich Buckland.