Drubin, high-five on the MM! What a dame!
Dekay, 'lipsinka?' is that a joke? what is that??
Dekay, 'lipsinka?' is that a joke? what is that??
Great upcoming Los Angeles events
Just wanted to share a few choice events in Los Angeles for those who are interested. (links provided to see if they'll be in your area if you don't live in LA)
STEVE FORBERT! At McCabes on July 20th in Santa Monica. This guy is one of my favorite song writers. He was touted as the next dylan with the release of his first LP in 1979 and graced the cover of Rolling Stone when it meant something. He plays acoustic guitar and harmonica. To see him at McCabes is a REAL TREAT. McCabes is very small and intimate. it's actually a musical instrument store (they have performers play in the back of the store). You dont get to see artists at this level in such a personal setting anymore. I saw him at McCabes a few years ago and it was beautiful and rare. His best known LP was his second "Jackrabbit Slim" and absolutely every album he's put out is a classic. He's at his best live and unplugged. (www.steveforbert.com for tour dates)
MERRICK: There're an indie band with two female leads playing in Hollywood at Largo (dinner club/bar on fairfax) on July 17th and July 26th at Spaceland. They did a live performance on KCRW this past weekend. You can only get their cd at Aron's records or at their website www.merrick.la (These shows will almost certainly sell out). just my opinion but you wont be seeing these girls at Spaceland or Largo again because they're movin' on up. Fast. (www.merrick.la for tour dates)
PHILIP GLASS: Royce Hall at UCLA film screenings w/ glass and his ensemble playing LIVE with the film: Oct 24 powaqqatsi, oct 25 dracula (i saw this with the kronos quartet ...cool, oct 26 la belle et la bete, oct 27 KOYAANISQUATSI!!!! bring the mushrooms for this one. we can use my car as a chill out room if needed.
MEREDITH MONK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have to wait until February 14th but it's worth it. At UCLA's Royce Hall. If I had to pick my three favorite artists she would be one of them along with Coltrane and Tom Waits. Monk won the MacArthur 'genius' award. An artist of the absolute highest order. If you don't know who she is and are open to experimental music then you're in for a big treat. (www.meredithmonk.org for tour dates)
STEVE FORBERT! At McCabes on July 20th in Santa Monica. This guy is one of my favorite song writers. He was touted as the next dylan with the release of his first LP in 1979 and graced the cover of Rolling Stone when it meant something. He plays acoustic guitar and harmonica. To see him at McCabes is a REAL TREAT. McCabes is very small and intimate. it's actually a musical instrument store (they have performers play in the back of the store). You dont get to see artists at this level in such a personal setting anymore. I saw him at McCabes a few years ago and it was beautiful and rare. His best known LP was his second "Jackrabbit Slim" and absolutely every album he's put out is a classic. He's at his best live and unplugged. (www.steveforbert.com for tour dates)
MERRICK: There're an indie band with two female leads playing in Hollywood at Largo (dinner club/bar on fairfax) on July 17th and July 26th at Spaceland. They did a live performance on KCRW this past weekend. You can only get their cd at Aron's records or at their website www.merrick.la (These shows will almost certainly sell out). just my opinion but you wont be seeing these girls at Spaceland or Largo again because they're movin' on up. Fast. (www.merrick.la for tour dates)
PHILIP GLASS: Royce Hall at UCLA film screenings w/ glass and his ensemble playing LIVE with the film: Oct 24 powaqqatsi, oct 25 dracula (i saw this with the kronos quartet ...cool, oct 26 la belle et la bete, oct 27 KOYAANISQUATSI!!!! bring the mushrooms for this one. we can use my car as a chill out room if needed.
MEREDITH MONK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You have to wait until February 14th but it's worth it. At UCLA's Royce Hall. If I had to pick my three favorite artists she would be one of them along with Coltrane and Tom Waits. Monk won the MacArthur 'genius' award. An artist of the absolute highest order. If you don't know who she is and are open to experimental music then you're in for a big treat. (www.meredithmonk.org for tour dates)
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