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Tag Archives: Tom Waits
2 for 2uesday
New music from Rock and Roll Hall of Famers. Cheap Trick (Rock Hall Class of 2016) have unsurprisingly another great pop/rock belter. I’m not sure how they do it but I guess that’s why they are being inducted into the Hall of Fame this year. Their first album in seven years “Bang, Zoom, Crazy…Hello” comes […]
Bob Dylan: Roastmaster General
As of this writing the Grammys have not happened yet. I’m sure whatever happened will be long forgotten and what will be discussed and dissected for many years to come will be Bob Dylan’s 30(?!) minute speech he gave as acceptance for being the 2015 Musician of the Year. I think Dylan took advantage […]
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Tagged as: Big Bill Broonzy, Bob Dylan, Leonard Cohen, MusiCares, Tom T. Hall, Tom Waits
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Favorite Drinking Songs
The cool thing about drinking songs is that no music style has the patent on the right way to create the perfect drinking song. Hip Hop to Country to Rock they all have created some memorable songs. I know St. Patrick’s Day is about more than just drinking so let’s just say it’s a coincidence […]
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Tagged as: Beastie Boys, Billy Joel, Busta Rhymes, Elliott Smith, Eminem, Foreigner, Freddy Fender, Garth Brooks, Hank Williams, KISS, Merle Haggard, Minutemen, Nina Simone, Oasis, Snoop Dogg, The Doors, The Pogues, Thin Lizzy, Tom Waits, Willie Nelson
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Free Music Friday
Sub Pop Records has been on a tear lately releasing some great music and now you can sample the likes of Father John Misty, Beach House and Beachwood Sparks with their latest sampler. Click on the photo to get the music. Anti- Records also has a tremendous roster including new music from Beth Orton, Glen […]
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Tagged as: Anti- Records, Beach House, Beachwood Sparks, Beth Orton, Father John Misty, Glen Hansard, Sub Pop Records, Tom Waits
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2011 Favorite Albums
This list changes every day but these albums seemed to stay on whenever I made a change. So here they are in no particular order…except for the first one. Any one who reads my blog or listens to the radio or watches tv or is ever on the internet and consumes pop culture should not […]
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Tagged as: Adele, Bon Iver, Florence + The Machine, Pistol Annies, PJ Harvey, Ryan Adams, Tom Waits, Wilco, Wild Flag, Wye Oak
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New Music Tuesday
In case you don’t read newspapers, magazines, watch morning shows on television or late shows, cable, listen to the radio or watch videos you may not know that Coldplay has a new album out. All I have to say is “SURPRISE!” With a voice as over the top as the Coldplay publicity machine, the album I’m most […]
Father’s Day Mixtape
So the recession is hitting you hard this year and you don’t have anything for dear ol’ Dad? Well fear not, here is an hours worth of father-themed music, some obvious, some not so much, some looking from the father’s perspective, some from the child’s. All are classic songs are just a right-click away. Maybe […]
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Tagged as: Beach Boys, Bob Dylan, Bob Seger, Bruce Springsteen, De La Soul, Elton John, Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, James Brown, John Lennon, Johnny Cash, June Carter Cash, Randy Newman, Stevie Wonder, The Byrds, The Crystals, Tom Waits, U2, Wilco
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