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Phish | 11.20 and 11.21 | Cincinnati
Words by: Cal Roach | Images by: Mark Davidson Phish :: 11.20.09 :: U.S. Bank Arena :: Cincinnati, OH Phish :: 11.20 :: Cincinnati Fall Tour is a whole different level. It's easy to forget; there hasn't even been one in almost a decade. There are some moments that get diluted in the vapors washing ...
Roku Adds 'Channels' App Store to Set-Tops
Recently, Roku announced two additions to its line of video-streaming players: the Roku SD ($79.99 list) and the Roku HD-XR ($129.99). Today, the company announced that those players, along with the original $99.99 Roku HD (formerly known as the Netflix Player by Roku), will now gain access to more content via the Roku Channel Store--Roku's version ...
KDTU/Walter: SF 11/27-28
A TINY THANKSGIVING IN SAN FRANCISCO WITH KARL DENSON AND ROBERT WALTER Last 2009 Shows for KDTU, Greyboy Allstars Announce More Dates Karl Denson Karl Denson's Tiny Universe is celebrating Thanksgiving weekend in San Francisco this year with two shows at The Independent on Friday November 27 and Saturday November 28. These will be ...
Miles of Music: Trumpeter's Collection Covers 70 CDs
It's a curious irony that at a time when entire music collections can be shrunk down to the size of a couple of sticks of gum, certain music packages keep getting larger. Hot on the heels of the much-celebrated remastered Beatles sets, Sony Legacy is releasing Miles Davis: The Complete Columbia Album Collection," a beautiful but ...
Video Viewing on Social Networks Doubles
Is Facebook The Next You Tube? Facebook was the dominate force once again, as the time spent viewing video on social networking sites increased 98% over the last year from 503.8M minutes to 999.4M minutes. According to Nielsen, the number of online video streams viewed on social networks and blogs jumped 45% during the same period. ...
Interchangeable Identities: The Collision of Culture, Technology, and Self
Kyle Bylin, Associate Editor For those who came of age just before the rise and fall of Napster, what music they listened to depended greatly on where they were from, who their friends were, what their parents listened to, and, above all, it was primarily determined by the tyranny of geography."1 Such tyranny, Chris Anderson ...
Jazz Don't Hurt: Dr. Flugel, or, How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love Chuck Mangione
The first album I ever bought with my own money (earned, I think, by babysitting for one of the neighborhood kids) was a two-cassette version of Chuck Mangione's 1978 concert recording An Evening Of Magic: Live At The Hollywood Bowl. This album, if you'll forgive my salty language, kicks ass. An Evening of Magic was made ...
Is Twitter Use in Decline?
Traffic to Twitter was down a dramatic 27.8% between September and October, according Nielson and eMarketer. ComScore showed Twitter's unique visitors were down 8.1% in October and Compete reported a 2.1% decline. But wide swings in Twitter use are common and any trend downward could also be attributed to increased use of third party apps and ...
David Allyn: A Swing for Joey
Last week I came across a rather haunting and brief David Allyn vocal ballad called A Swing for Joey. It runs all of 32 measures, without a repeating chorus or a break for solos. Curious, I did a little research and found that the song was recorded only twice--both times by David. The first recording of ...
Correspondence: Carla Bley and the Beeb
Not that Rifftides intends to become a clearing house for performance announcements, but readers do sometimes send valuable listening information. Jack Kenny writes from London: You might want to alert your readers to this. The London Jazz Festival has just finished. I went to to the Carla concert last week and it is broadcast tomorrow. It ...

