THE WEEKEND STARTS HERE: …with TRAFFIC! Live in Santa Monica, circa 1972, flagged by my online pal Jay. Your setlist includes: Low Spark of High Heeled Boys; Light Up or Leave Me…
Read MoreTHE MOODY BLUES hit the charts with "Go Now" before going psychedelic. SHARON VAN ETTEN performs a MicroShow at the Warming House in Minneapolis, an intimate 40-seat listening room. FRAGILE ROCK brings…
Read MoreJIMMY WEBB, one of America's master songwriters, plays "Elvis and Me" on Steve Dahl's 1991 NYE PPV event. CHERRY GLAZERR performs at Barracuda in Austin, as part of The Current Day Party…
Read MoreTHE FEELIES: The Jonathan Demme-directed "Away" and a live take on "Deep Fascination" for Twofer Tuesday. EX HEX advance streams It's Real. JUSTIN TOWNES EARLE performs at The Current Day Party during…
Read MoreBLUE SWEDE: "Hooked on a Feeling," introduced by the late Don Kirshner. Ooga-Chucka. RED HOT CHILI PEPPERS played the Great Pyramids Of Giza in Egypt. Starts about 33 minutes in. ANDREW BIRD…
Read MoreTHE ST. PATRICK'S DAY WEEKEND STARTS HERE: …with JOE STRUMMER and THE POGUES! People will be getting their drink and dance on, so enjoy Joe, Shane and the band putting a Celtic spin on…
Read MoreTHE ONLY ONES: "Another Girl, Another Planet," live in '79. BEIRUT visits WFUV Live. ALL SONGS CONSIDERED shares its "Wow" moments from SXSW. SXSW: Nashville's WMOT Roots Radio is streaming live showcases,…
Read MoreIGGY POP, with an especially destructive "Lust For Life" circa 1977. CHERRY GLAZERR visits The Current. ONEIDA, Live at The Glove, february 2019. THE AUSTIN 100: NPR's SXSW mix. KING GIZZARD…
Read MoreHAL BLAINE. the drummer who propelled dozens of major hit records during the ‘60s and ‘70s as a member of the “Wrecking Crew,” Hollywood’s elite, ubiquitous cadre of first-call studio musicians, died…
Read MoreWRECKLESS ERIC: The "Whole Wide World," of course. With Ian Dury on the throne. NICK WATERHOUSE visits Morning Becomes Eclectic. AMANDA PALMER plays the World Cafe. ELLIS plays the Paste studio. BETTER…
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