Last month, Radiohead front man Thom Yorke teamed up with Bryan Ferry, Mark Ronson, Bob Hoskins, tennis player Andy Murray and British Prime Minister David Cameron to record a charity single
The folks at Phish Inc. have officially announced the Alpine Valley 2010 CD/DVD set we told you about last week. Those who pre-order the release through Dry Goods will also receive
HT fave Marco Benevento performed a rare solo piano show this past Monday night at City Winery in New York City. The keyboardist packed his set with covers and originals from his three solo albums. Â Photographer Rob Chapman was on hand to capture Marco in action…
[All photos by Rob Chapman]
READ ON for more shots of Marco Benevento in action…
With Phish covering Little Feat’s double-live album, Waiting For Columbus, last Sunday night at Boardwalk Hall in Atlantic City, there’s been a renewed interest in LF’s music – at least
Doug Martsch and Built to Spill made a rare National TV appearance last night when they stopped by Later with Carson Daly. The band showed off their unique blend of
[Originally Published: 9/14/2010] It’s been a while since I selected a Led Zeppelin song for Cover Wars, over a year actually. Though always a popular song on the radio, Ramble On was not played in full live by Led Zeppelin until 2007, 38 years after the release of Led Zeppelin II.
The Contestants:
Bustle In Your Hedgerow, which features Marco Benevento and Joe Russo of The Duo with Scott Metzger of RANA and Dave Dreiwitz of Ween delivers an instrumental rendition to lead us off for this weeks edition.
Source: 7-31-2005
Bustle Video from Brooklyn Bowl last year:
READ ON for the scoop on the rest of this week’s contestants…
Day 2 of the Voodoo Festival held in New Orleans, October 30th, 2010.
REM have revealed that their new album will feature collaborations with Pearl Jam‘s Eddie Vedder, Patti Smith and Peaches. Due for release in early 2011, ‘Collapse Into Now’ is set
Tom Waits has revealed he is set to reissue his first four albums. The singer-songwriter will re-release his 1973 debut ‘Closing Time’, 1974’s ‘The Heart Of Saturday Night’, 1975’s ‘Nighthawks
Despite ten years of music-making experience, New York's own The Walkmen pride themselves on reinventing their wheel. But originality isn't an easy thing to find time and time again. In fact, the band struggled to veer away from past albums' influences. It was only a matter of time, however, before The Walkmen found their muse, allowing them to explore creative territories they'd hadn't ever tried in order to put together their sixth album Lisbon.
