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News: Festival

Steve Winwood Plays San Francisco's First Outside Lands Fest

August 8, 2008

Steve Winwood, Les Claypool Prep for San Francisco's First Outside Lands Festival “Letting the monkey out of its cage" is a top priority for Primus bassist and cult icon Les Claypool next week when he plays San Francisco's first ever Outside Lands Music and Arts Festival in Golden Gate Park, August 22-25th. Claypool joins Radiohead, Jack ...

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News: Technology

Pro Tools vs Logic Pro 8

August 8, 2008

I'm currently running M-Powered Pro Tools 7.1 on OS 10.4 but I'm strongly considering switching to Logic Pro 8. I investigated Logic after the price drop but found it does a lot more too. Pro Tools: 32 tracks (only 16 stereo), this becomes problematic with aux. bus. no OMF/AAF support out of the box ($500USD plugin ...

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News: Recording

Bill Dixon with Exploding Star Orchestra

August 8, 2008

By: Trevor Pour This is a free jazz album. Still reading? Congratulations. A few short years ago, I would have already hit the 'back' button and moved onto show reviews. Those two words in succession - free and jazz - have the power to make even experienced listener turn a cold shoulder. But, like great poetry, ...

News: Recording

The Band of Heathens:the Band of Heathens

August 8, 2008

By: Dennis Cook There's just nothing to dislike about roots rockers The Band of Heathens - dead sturdy, salt o' the earth songwriting delivered with strong, clear voices, lively picking and jubilant spirit. If early Jayhawks or Steve Earle knocks your dick in the dirt then you're gonna love you some Heathens, the winners of the ...

News: Recording

South Austin Jug Band:strange Invitation

August 8, 2008

By: Dennis Cook It's the fab cover of Beck's “Jackass" that's likely to garner some attention for under-sung acoustic gems South Austin Jug Band's latest, Strange Invitation (self-released), but there's nary a dud amongst these eleven tracks. In spirit, the SAJB is as much a “jug band" as Mother McCree's Uptown Jug Champions, i.e. a free-floating ...

News: Performance / Tour

Gathering of the Vibes | 07.31 - 08.03 | Conn

August 8, 2008

Words by: Brian Bavosa & Bill Clifford | Images by: Adam McCullough & Robert Chapman Gathering of the Vibes :: 07.31 - 08.03 :: Seaside Park :: Bridgeport, CT Thursday - 07.31.08 By: Brian Bavosa Phil Lesh :: GOTV '08 by Chapman There is no denying that our “scene," as we know it ...

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News: Performance / Tour

"Low Bows" Solo Concerts Tonight at Royce Gallery in San Francisco

August 8, 2008

Low Bows at 8pm as part of ROOM at Royce Gallery in San Francisco, CA Z Programs ROOM Summer 2008 continues with an evening of electric and acoustic bowed strings of the bass clef persuasion: Zo Keating (cello & electronics) Alex Kelly (cello & electronics) Damon Smith (contrabass) Merlin Coleman ...

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News: Interview

Janis Ian Society's Child Interview

August 7, 2008

A talk with the singer-songwriter and author of a new memoir, Society's Child. Janis Ian's initiation into rock 'n' roll was early and dramatic. In 1966, at the age of 15, she recorded Society's Child, a song she'd written about an interracial romance. It raced up the charts and caused an immediate firestorm. Ian soon became ...

News: Performance / Tour

The Police Ending Reunion Tour, Almost at Peace

August 7, 2008

During a lengthy reunion tour that concludes Thursday, The Police didn't necessarily resolve the conflicts that blew apart one of rock's most successful groups nearly 25 years ago. At least its members seem to understand them better. “People don't really change," guitarist Andy Summers told The Associated Press. “We're the same three (jerks) we always were. ...

News: Performance / Tour

Berklee City Music Blow-out Concert

August 7, 2008

Berklee College of Music will present its 15th annual Berklee City Music Blow-Out Concert with performances by promising teen talent from urban neighborhoods throughout Greater Boston, Tuesday, August 12, at 7:30 p.m. in the Berklee Performance Center, 136 Mass. Ave, Boston. This landmark concert gets bigger and more diverse with four ensembles performing pop, jazz, r&b, ...