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Matt Parish sees if Tony Palmer's trailblazing "rockumentary" on the sounds of the Sixties has stood the test of time.
ALL MY LOVING TONY PALMER Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Cream, Pink Floyd, Frank Zappa and The Who MVD Visual When the BBC broadcast Tony Palmer’s groundbreaking rockumentary, All My Loving nearly forty years ago it was intended to blow the minds of its viewers with images and thoughts provided by ...
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Since Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's classically influenced art-rock died (cultu...
HANGMEN 3 NO SKITS VOL. 1 Interscope Since Emerson, Lake, and Palmer's classically influenced art-rock died (culturally) by the hand of punk rock's anarchism, no element of popular music's landscape has been more pompous, extraneous, and unbearably self-indulgent than the hip-hop skit. Ergo, a rap ...
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Chris Catania finds that it's taking longer than he thought to finish Qbadisc mastermind Ned Sublette's new history of Cuban song - he keeps running to the record store mid-page for his fix. That's the stuff.
... himself in the New York salsa scene, a series of circumstances planted the book's seed. While at a New York party Sublette met music writer Robert Palmer during which Sublette says the two "jabbered" about Cuban music's influence on Rock n Roll. Shortly after their meeting Sublette headed to Cuba for ...
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August 1999 :: Music H-I :: Global House (Tony Coulson)
... popular form known as "house." Although not as sappy as "happycore," Global House still features divas with a disco sensibility. There are Suzanne Palmer, Jocelyn Brown, Kim English and Donna Blakely to satisfy your womanly instincts and a competent host of remixers to shake your booty to. Familiar ...
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November 1998 :: Music Sl-T :: Swell (Bryan Tilford)
... at a Pink Floydian pace with a Violent Femmes organic-icity, the simplicity of Red House Painters with an edgy vocal akin to a lazy but young Robert Palmer. Swell may not actually energize you, but they will embrace you. Sparse and plush, engaging and aloof, almost as if entire songs were made of those ...
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Ink 19 Magazine :: Music > Media > Thought :: Online since 1997, this publication provides music profiles, reviews, essays and opinion on a daily basis.
... incapable of telling the truth? SEP 21, 2008 BLOGS Archikulture Digest :: L’Ange Avec Les Fleurs The Worley Gig :: Hall of Fame Drummer Earl Palmer Dead at 83 SEP 20, 2008 BLOGS The Worley Gig :: Ex-Blink 182 Drummer Travis Barker Hospitalized After Plane Crash we are sure you ENJOY it :: Our ...
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October 1998 :: Music A-C :: Larry Bright (David Whited)
... by session producer Joe Saraceno to do some tracks at Western Recorders. Among the session musicians were some future legends, including Earl Palmer, Red Callender, and Billy Pitman. Saraceno described Bright as "talented, but unfocused." Bright had heard Muddy Waters doing a "mojo song," but didn't ...
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Danny Goldberg, Victor Goldberg, and Robert Greenwald reserve their spots on John Ashcoft's hit list by editing It's a Free Country a collection of essays on post-9/11 America. Carl F. Gauze risks inclusion with a review.
... past events in American history to argue essentially the same results. I'll summarize: The Alien and Sedition acts, Suspension of Habeas Corpus, the Palmer raids, and the Japanese Internment never did a thing to catch a bad guy, but did put innocent people through intense misery. Widely accepted at ...
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Sounds Like Christmas (Magna Carta Records). Review by Carl F. Gauze.
... into placing the words and melody of "Silent Night" deep inside of Pink Floyd's "Wish You Were Here." Not a beat is misplaced when Emerson, Lake and Palmer meet "Little Drummer Boy," and the mix for a Queen version of "I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day" is spot on, even if you're uncertain if the tune ...
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December 1998 :: Music S :: Sunny Day Real Estate (Keith Mercer)
... song titles is alive with “The Sharks Own Private Fuck,” which has a tasty little bass intro courtesy of new bassist J. (John? Jeremy?) Palmer. My personal favorite song so far, “Days Were Golden,” closes the record. The chorus melody is haunting in the way a Beatles tune sometimes ...
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