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A Visit to the Black Hawk
From 1949 to 1963, the Black Hawk was San Francisco's premier jazz club. It presented a cross section of the world's best musicians. Like legions of other fans, I spent some of the most rewarding listening hours of my life being inspired in the Black Hawk's uninspiring surroundings and have written about it frequently. Here are ...
Utah Phillips Grammy Songwriter Passes
Utah Phillips - Singer, Songwriter, Activist, Raconteur and Unionist Bruce U. Utah" Phillips, the Grammy-nominated folk singer known for his bushy white beard, tireless tour schedule and equally tireless work for social justice, died of congestive heart failure Friday at his home in Nevada City. He was 73 and had been having health problems ...
Actor Harvey Korman Dies
Harvey Korman, the tall, versatile comedian who won four Emmys for his outrageously funny contributions to The Carol Burnett Show and on the big screen in Blazing Saddles, died Thursday. He was 81. Korman died at UCLA Medical Center after suffering complications from the rupture of an abdominal aortic aneurysm four months ago, his family said ...
Usher's Here I Stand CD
USHER 2.0/ One of the Last Big Pop Stars Tries Adulthood. No catharsis here: Usher has stripped out the pain audible in the work of so many great male soul singers. Usher's new album, Here I Stand, is the work of a newlywed. The challenge here is to convince us that he is a ...
Woodstock Museum Opens
BETHEL New York -- Richie Havens was on stage in 1969, adjusting his guitar strings, when he felt the enormity of Woodstock and the massive crowd sprawled across the field in front of him. It's all about you, and me, and everybody around the stage, and everybody who hasn't gotten here yet," he said at that ...


