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The Last Great Dream: How Bohemians Became Hippies and Created the Sixties
by Doug Collette
The Last Great Dream: How Bohemians Became Hippies and Created the Sixties Dennis McNally 432 Pages ISBN: #978-0306835667 Da Capo 2025 Dennis McNally knows whereof and whenof he speaks. On The Last Great Dream: How Bohemians Became Hippies and Created the Sixties, the author of books about beat ...
The Blues According To Rory Block
by C. Michael Bailey
Being a household name depends as much on the household as it does the name. Not all reading this will know who Rory Block is, but in the households with fans of the rural blues, slide guitar and innovative women in music, to not know would be criminal. Born in Princeton, New Jersey, Block grew up ...
Davy Knowles and Jorma Kaukonen at The Essex Experience Summer Concert Series
by Doug Collette
As serendipitous as was the confluence of circumstances that brought Davy Knowles and Jorma Kaukonen to The Essex Experience Summer Music Series, it was all the more providential that both men gave solo performances on two late summer night dates so close to each other. For the former, this first stop in Vermont since just prior ...
Live At Sweetwater / Live At Sweetwater Two / Live In Japan
By Hot Tuna
Label: Mercury Studios
Released: 2023
Track listing: CD 1: January 27, 1992: Whinin’ Boy Blues; Great Change; Nobody Knows You
When You’re Down And Out; I Know You Rider; Embryonic Journey; Trouble In Mind;
Bank Robber; I See The Light; I’ll Be There For You; True Religion; I Belong To The
Band; Maggie’s Farm; That’s All Right Mama; Been So Long; Genesis; Ice Age; Praise
The Lord And Pass The Snake. CD 2: January 28, 1992: Hesitation Blues; Dime For
Beer; Trial By Fire; Death Don’t Have No Mercy; 99 Year Blues; San Francisco Bay
Blues; Too Many Years; Blue Moon Of Kentucky; Ain’t Got No Home; Good Morning
Little Schoolgirl; Walkin’ Blues; Third Week In The Chelsea; My AK-47; Parchman
Farm; Folsom Prison Blues. CD 3: Walkin’ Blues; Parchman Farm; True Religion; Been
So Long; Uncle Sam Blues; Vampire Woman; Follow The Drinking Gourd; Keep Your
Lamps Trimmed And Burning; Let Us Get Together; Third Week In The Chelsea; 99
Year Blues; Ice Age; San Francisco Bay Blues; Folsom Prison Blues; Mann’s Fate.
Live At The Bottom Line
Label: Omnivore Recordings
Released: 2023
Track listing: CD 1: Blue Railroad Train; Waiting For A Train; Re-enlistment Blues; Death Don’t
Have No Mercy; Do Not Go Gentle; I’m Free From The Chain Gang Now; Blues Stay
Away From Me; I’ll Let You Know Before I Leave; Red River Blues; Living in the
Moment. CD 2: Good Shepherd; Uncle Sam Blues; Prohibition Blues; I Am The Light
of This World; Just Because; Hesitation Blues
Live At Sweetwater / Live At Sweetwater Two / Live In Japan
by Doug Collette
Hot Tuna's Live at Sweetwater/Live at Sweetwater 2/Live in Japan (Mercury Studios, 2004) reaffirms the fluidity of personnel that's marked the veteran ensemble throughout its over fifty-year career. Comprised of titles originally issued on the Relix Records label in the mid-to-late Nineties, then re-released in modified form in 2004, this Mercury Studios compendium may represent the ...
Jorma Kaukonen: Live At The Bottom Line
by Doug Collette
Live at the Bottom Line represents a significant turning point in the history of guitarist, composer and vocalist Jorma Kaukonen. Occurring roughly a year after the release of his solo album, Blue Country Heart (Columbia Records, 2002), the concerts marked the advent of a new career phase for the co-founder of Hot Tuna, including regular touring ...
Alisa Amador: Narratives
by Kyle Simpler
Artists frequently discover something about themselves during the process of creation, and Boston-based musician Alisa Amador is no exception. In her case, the songwriting process allows her to investigate her thoughts and feelings until she discovers what the song will be about. With Narratives, she opens up and allows listeners to come into her inner world ...
Lamb Anderson Sorgen: First Mile
by Mike Jurkovic
You can discredit the human imagination for any number of horrendous things. But when used right, things like First Mile happen. Some odd quirk in the continuum comes along and you find three far-travelled veterans, namely pianist Chuck Lamb (Dry Jack, Brubeck Brothers), drummer Harvey Sorgen (Hot Tuna, Anthony Braxton, Paul Simon, {[Bill Frisell}}) and bassist ...
