2008

Televised Tune: On The Tube This Week

After you finish feasting on turkey this Thanksgiving, head down to the basement with your cool cousins to  watch a full day of Pink Floyd programming on VH-1 Classic. Highlights

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Blue Highway: Through the Window of a Train

With their remarkable songwriting, dazzling instrumentation, and stunning vocal harmonies on Through the Window of a Train, Blue Highway continues to set themselves apart from the rest of the bluegrass world.      

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Televised Tune: On The Tube This Weekend

After Radiohead released OK Computer the band headed off on an extensive World Tour. Filmmaker Grant Gee followed the band around the world to document what went on behind the

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The B List: 10 Fantastic Song Pairings

Welcome to the 100th edition of The B List. To celebrate this special anniversary, I’m going to finally finish a list I started writing way back in December 2006. Ah, the good old Hidden Track glory days…

Peanut butter and jelly; mozzarella cheese, tomato sauce and crust; bong hits and porn – certain combinations are magical proving that the whole can be greater than the sum of two parts. That’s true in music as well. For this week’s B List, we’re going to list ten song pairings that work great together.

10. Sailin’ Shoes > Hey Julia > Sneakin’ SallyRobert Palmer

It’s not too often that a musician covers another artist’s song so well that the original artist starts covering the style of the cover in concert. Just this year Little Feat has started playing Sailin’ Shoes with the funky feel of Robert Palmer’s version. For his debut album and in concert, Palmer segue Sailin’ Shoes into his own Hey Julia before dropping the hammer with Sneakin’ Sally. Check out this live version from Wesleyan University circa 1976…

READ ON for nine other perfect pairings from Zappa, Phish and more…

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Bloggy Goodness: Elvis Has Left The Building

Next month, the Sundance Channel will debut a new 13 episode talk and live performance show hosted by Attractions/Imposters front man Elvis Costello. The hour long show called Spectacle: Elvis

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