Guy & Susanna Clark & Townes Van Zandt: WHOLY TRINITY
Quite frankly, I think Susanna has been guiding this whole process from the great beyond.”
Author Archive for: Norman
Entries by Norman Warwick
MIKE NESMITH: ON THAT TRAIN AND GONE
And part of the reason that many of those Monkees songs are pleasurable still is due to Nesmith’s insistence that he was a real musician and songwriter with standards and ambitions that had to be valued.
ART WORKS on our behalf
I believe that art strengthens our mental immune system, especially in these times.
STUCK IN THE MIDDLE with Larry Yaskiel
He is promoting and sharing. The product has changed:, what was music is now an island and a culture and a way of life, but through the magazine Larry is promoting and sharing his love for this island, just as he was once doing for music.´
BRIGHT FROM THE GET-GO
I’m not crying the blues. I’m very happy with my past and [I’m looking forward to] what my future might be´.
CLAP YOUR HANDS FOR SING-ALONGS Nil Moliner and band
With the hard work and dedication they have shown over the past few years it could be that, notwithstanding the brilliance of last night´s concert, the best could be yet to come for Nil Moriner and these fine players.
Plant & Krauss: A SILENT HARMONY TO RAISE THE ROOF
One thing is certain – after far too long a wait, Plant and Krauss have once more proved themselves a duo of formidable alchemy,… not so much raising the roof as raising raising the bar.
LONG AND WINDING ROAD TO CONCERT
The show felt deep and personal. Javier (right) was a sweet Garfunkel harmony voice to the more gravelly delivery of Muti and the piano added melody to Said´s urgent guitar
BRILLIANCE EVEN AS BEATLES BREAK
A sense of play and experimentation is something The Beatles have always been known for, but watching these masters at work is riveting.
sidetracks & detours through TRACKLESS WOODS
“You led me into the trackless woods, / My falling stars, my dark endeavor. / You were bitterness, lies, a bill of goods. / You weren’t a consolation–ever.”
