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kmmmusings...: Two bands you'll hear more from in 2009...

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Wednesday, February 11, 2009. Two bands you'll hear more from in 2009. You may not have heard of them yet, but two fledgling bands made big news last week in the category of "Holy Cow, we're opening for a major star! And if things continue to fall into place for these bands the way they have been, then you're likely to hear a whole lot more about them this year. The Los Angeles-based quartet will be opening for none other than Morrissey. For a selection of his East ...

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kmmmusings...: Rocktober gets its face rocked: Earl Greyhound

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Monday, October 27, 2008. Rocktober gets its face rocked: Earl Greyhound. The penultimate (look that one up here,. Folks) spotlight for Shine A Light Productions. Falls to Earl Greyhound. A hard-rocking trio from Brooklyn who have been touring madly over the past couple of years to rock faces across the nation. They have packed houses in L.A., they have toured the whole continent opening for Chris Cornell. They have been featured in the NY Times Magazine. New Yorker...

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kmmmusings...: The Obama Campagin & New Media: How they did it and why it matters

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Saturday, November 29, 2008. The Obama Campagin and New Media: How they did it and why it matters. 8220;Today’s problems cannot be solved if we still think the way we thought when we created them.”. David Axelrod, 60 Minutes. Structure, substance, and even the style of his campaign could be classified as fairly traditional, where hope and unity functioned as central values, and logos and images hearkened back to another era, then the strategy of his campaign was whe...

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kmmmusings...: November 2008

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Saturday, November 29, 2008. The Obama Campagin and New Media: How they did it and why it matters. 8220;Today’s problems cannot be solved if we still think the way we thought when we created them.”. David Axelrod, 60 Minutes. Structure, substance, and even the style of his campaign could be classified as fairly traditional, where hope and unity functioned as central values, and logos and images hearkened back to another era, then the strategy of his campaign was whe...

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kmmmusings...: February 2008

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Wednesday, February 27, 2008. Slowhand and Stevie spun my top. Photo credit: Wes Orshoski. I've been conducting a poll over the past year or so with people whose music tastes I respect concerning Eric Clapton's "Godliness". It seems I naively thought it went unquestioned, but I have recently learned that many question the depth with which Clapton plays "White Man's Blues". My instant retort was simply, "But what about Layla. The only complaint I had about the show w...

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kmmmusings...: February 2009

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Wednesday, February 11, 2009. Two bands you'll hear more from in 2009. You may not have heard of them yet, but two fledgling bands made big news last week in the category of "Holy Cow, we're opening for a major star! And if things continue to fall into place for these bands the way they have been, then you're likely to hear a whole lot more about them this year. The Los Angeles-based quartet will be opening for none other than Morrissey. For a selection of his East ...

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kmmmusings...: Hippie, heal thyself.

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Tuesday, September 11, 2007. Hippie, heal thyself. Next time you find yourself wiggling and thrashing at Webster Hall, give yourself a pat on the back because you're likely doing your body a great deal of good, according to Bradford Keeney. His study of the healing practices of the Bushman people of the Kalahari Desert. Was summed up in his book, Shaking Medicine. Bushman Shaman: Awakening the Spirit through Ecstatic Dance. Sounds like we'd best increase the shake, ...

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kmmmusings...: Rocktober continues with the Incomparable Brad Barr

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Saturday, October 11, 2008. Rocktober continues with the Incomparable Brad Barr. The second installment of ROCKTOBER. From Shine A Light Productions. Frontman Brad Barr's solo work. The selections for this week come from Barr's performances at Pete's Candy Store. Last autumn (which served as the capper for a magnificent wedding weekend, which partially explains why Barr is in a suit and tie for this performance); at Sullivan Hall. December 7, 2008 at 11:13 PM. Rockt...

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kmmmusings...: April 2008

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Wednesday, April 9, 2008. Can you tell me how to get. down? 5 reasons I liked this:. 1 Because it doesn't get any cooler than Stevie Wonder. 2 Because a very close second in contention for the King of Cool is that kid freaking out on top of the stairs- my word! I wonder where we might find this wee bastion of music appreciation today. I'll start my search down at Jazzfest. 4 Because those HORNS! Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Can you tell me how to get. down?

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kmmmusings...: December 2007

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Adventures in music, media, and magic. Saturday, December 29, 2007. Is there anyone cooler in rock n' roll right now than Neil? The King of the one-note solo reigns supreme in my book. I was enthralled with the show Neil put on at the United Palace in mid-December: the two-set theatrics were well worth the triple-digit ticket price, and I wouldn't normally endorse cashing a Ben Franklin for entry to a rock concert. Ps Because I said I would blog-tattle, I might as well follow through: it should be noted ...