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Who is Another Old Guy?
I've loved music since I was a child. I worked at a radio station in summer camp when I was 11, became obsessed with music in my teens and had the privilege to work at WPRB-FM when I was in college. But rather than follow that passion, I became and continue to be an attorney.
A few years ago, I started writing about music for Star Maker Machine (as J. David), and then for Cover Me.
Now, I've decided to start my own blog, to write about music, television, politics and whatever. Recent Comments
Tag Archives: Queen
Atonement
The Decemberists: Apology Song [purchase] Tonight, Yom Kippur, the Jewish Day of Atonement, begins, and despite the fact that I’m not observant, and won’t be participating in the traditional fast or going to synagogue (but will attend a family “break … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Post, General
Tagged Afghan Whigs, Al Green, Allan Holdsworth, Aretha Franklin, Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, Beck, Benny Goodman, Bill Reiflin, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Buzzcocks, California Guitar Trio, Colin Meloy, Crowded House, Das Damen, David Bowie, Dexy's Midnight Runners, Elvis Presley, Foo Fighters, Gil Evans, Gordon Haskell, Group 87, Hole, James Brown, James Taylor, Jason & The Scorchers, Jason Isbell, Jimi Hendrix, Joe Strummer, John Cale, John Zorn, Johnny Cash, Justin Townes Earle, Kate Rogers, Keith Jarrett, Keith Tippett, Kevin Rowland, King Crimson, Madeleine Peyroux, Matthew Sweet, Mavis Staples, Maya Beiser, Memphis Minnie, Mick Jagger, My Chemical Romance, Neil Young, Patrick O'Hearn, Phil Manzanera, Pixies, Queen, Quiet Sun, Raul Malo, Richard Shindell, Robert Fripp, Slash, Steve Earle, Susanna Hoffs, Television, Tenacious D, The Call, The Decemberists, The Jam, The Lemonheads, The Once, The Rutles, The Staple Singers, The Used, Toots Hibbert, Velvet Underground, Whitney Rose, Willie Nelson, Wynton Marsalis, X
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Falling Down on The Job
Toad The Wet Sprocket: Fall Down [purchase] It is almost fall, and I haven’t written a new post all summer. This really isn’t any way to run a blog. But I have been writing regularly elsewhere, so let’s catch up … Continue reading
Posted in Cross-Post
Tagged Amanda Shires, Ani DiFranco, Bad Religion, Bettye LaVette, Beyoncé, Bill Withers, Cal Tjader, Dan Bern, Dave Edmunds, ELO, Elvis Costello, Focus, Garth Taylor, Gin Blossoms, Golden Smog, Jason Isbell, John Stewart, Johnny Cash, Juice Newton, Lucinda Williams, Madonna, Monty Python, Nanci Griffith, New York Mets, Otis Redding, Patterson Hood, Peter Gabriel, Queen, Rufus Thomas, Sarah McLachlah, Social Distortion, Susan Tedeschi, The Feelies, The Rolling Stones, The Rooks, Three Stooges, Toad The Wet Sprocket, Tommy Emmanuel, U.K., U2, William Elliott Whitmore
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Opening Acts
Some respect for concerts’ appetizers–the opening act. Continue reading
Posted in Concert Reviews, Videos
Tagged Alejandro Escovedo, Anders Parker, Billy Bragg, Del McCoury, Dropkick Murphys, Dwight Yoakam, Gillian Welch, Gob Iron, Graham Parker, Hüsker Dü, Hem, Jay Farrar, Jeff Tweedy, Jim James, Joan Shelley, Johnny Irion, Jonatha Brooke, Kurtis Blow, Kyle Craft, Los Lobos, Lucinda Williams, Mavis Staples, Neil Young, New Multitudes, Nick Lowe, Patterson Hood, Pops Staples, Queen, Richard Thompson, Sally Ellyson, Sandy Dillon, Sarah Lee Guthrie, Son Volt, Sonic Youth, Tarrytown Music Hall, Teddy Thompson, The Clash, The Drive-By Truckers, The Jayhawks, The Klezmatics, The Mavericks, Thin Lizzy, Varnaline, Wilco, Woody Guthrie
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