Longtime Colorado jazz pianist makes his leader debut at age 68 The post Bob Schlesinger Comes Down to ‘Earth’ appeared first on Rock and Roll Globe.| Rock and Roll Globe
“The Greatest Night in Pop” is The Greatest Documentary About Collective Creation . The Greatest Night in Pop (Netflix, 2024) directed by Bao Nguyen, is a spectacular riveting colorful fun documentary about the behind-the-scenes making of We Are The World in 1985 with footage of everybody who was involved. This is not only one of […] The post The Greatest Night in Pop movie review appeared first on Brianland.| Brianland
Em 27 de setembro de 1997, ícone mundial do Folk se encontrou com o pontífice da época e cantou "Knocking on Heaven's Door" O post O dia em que Bob Dylan tocou para o Papa João Paulo II e 300 mil pessoas na Itália apareceu primeiro em TMDQA!.| TMDQA!
September newsletter: Made in Milan, A Hell of a Good Life, and Outlaw Blues| Classiq
More allusivity in Bob Dylan, this time in "Crossing the Rubicon." The post Literary Contamination in “Crossing the Rubicon”: Homer in Bob Dylan, Again appeared first on Ad Fontes.| Ad Fontes
Some allusions in Bob Dylan's "Tight Connection to My Heart" (Empire Burlesque, 1985).| Ad Fontes
A Supergroup lives up to the sum of its parts. There are not many Supergroups who can claim the name but one in particular, The Traveling Willburys, lived up to it, and more.| Poetry For Healing
“The Very Thought of You,” the gorgeous and deeply moving duet Bob Dylan and Barbra Streisand perform on Barbra’s recent all-duet album The Secrets of| Rock and Roll Globe
More on Homer in Dylan. The post A New (?) Allusion (?) in “Narrow Way”: Dylan and Homer, Again appeared first on Ad Fontes.| Ad Fontes
The figure of zeugma in Vergil's AENEID and Bob Dylan's "Isis."| Ad Fontes
The author revisits a used bookshop with a hole in its floor and is compelled by the music he finds to travel to Exeter.| Headpress
On the prosody of Horace and Bob Dylan.| Ad Fontes
I’ve been on a James Mangold deep-dive recently and this guy needs to be in any conversation about the greatest directors working today. He’s averaged a new film roughly every two years since his first low-budget indie (Heavy) in 1995, which won a Special Jury Recognition for Directing at Sundance and kind-of jump-started his […]| Brianland
The Unicorn Challenge. A magical new weekly writing opportunity from her – Jenne Gray – and me.Visit her blog every Friday to see the photo prompt, and post your amazing story in her comments section.Or on your own blog, and … Continue reading →| Sound Bite Fiction
A talking blues in homage to Bob Dylan on his 84th birthday. Inspired by the English seaside town of Whitley Bay.| Experiments in Fiction
This is a scene-by-scene breakdown of the Dylan biopic masterpiece co-written and directed by James Mangold. Besides being one of the best living filmmakers, Mangold was undoubtably tapped because of how well he handled the Oscar-winning Johnny Cash biopic Walk The Line. The movie was in development for a couple years when Covid hit. […]| Brianland
El cantautor lo compuso en el verano de 1974, mientras lloraba y se ciscaba en la metástasis que padecía su matrimonio.| Libertad Digital - Cultura
As Greil Marcus said of Bob Dylan: what is this shit? A new private 5G review by Gartner, which holds a Bob-like influence in telco analysis – looks like a miss-step.| RCR Wireless News
A Portrait of The Artist As A Young Man Here’s what I riffed to social media after I got home from the advance screening on December 18th . . . Caught the sold-out “A Complete Unknown” IMAX screening in Toronto last night — and boy was it GREAT to see it on a […] The post A Complete Unknown movie review appeared first on Brianland.| Brianland
I was just living in Taylor world for the ten days she was in Toronto doing six sold out stadium shows — something no other artist has ever come close to doing here. Six stadium shows … and you couldn’t get a ticket. Well, you could if you wanted to pay $4000 for one on […] The post Taylor Swift in Toronto — from a Deadhead’s Perspective appeared first on Brianland.| Brianland
On this day, eight years ago, Bob Dylan received a phone call that left him “speechless” after learning he had become the first musician to be awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. Prize motivation: “for having created new poetic expressions within the great American song Read More ... The post Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature first appeared on Jax Examiner.| Jax Examiner
Here’s part of the script I’ll be riffing from when I introduce the movie “Magic Trip: Ken Kesey’s Search for a Kool Place” at Lowell Celebrates Kerouac on Sunday October 13th. We might have it streaming live on my YouTube channel if you can’t be there — https://www.youtube.com/@BrianHassettVideos/streams ============================================ This is the original Merry Prankster […] The post Magic Trip movie — Introduction and Background appeared first on Brianland.| Brianland
Eric Clapton's fourth solo album ‘No Reason To Cry,’ released on August 27, 1976, was a celebration of his refuelled creativity.| uDiscover Music
Since 1968, the Isle Of Wight Festival has gathered iconic UK and US acts, making it one of the most prolific festivals in music history.| uDiscover Music
Any given year of one’s time roaming the earth unavoidably has some effect on who they are as a person. It is perhaps especially so when a person has just turned 14, been forced the previous year to swap daily life with his family for the company of strangers and is on the cusp of […] The post A Year that Defined a Lifetime first appeared on The Smart Set.| The Smart Set
I went to see Bob Dylan play last week, at the Belk Theater in Charlotte, North Carolina. I have, at various points in my life, been an avid Dylan fan, but the two times I saw him in concert (once in 1986 at Madison Square Garden with Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, once in 2009 […]| Gavin Edwards
Victor V. Gurbo shares two recordings of his original melancholy holiday song, Christmas & You, along with a discussion on how he came to write its lyrics.| The New Leaf Journal
. Why this Deadhead Beatnik Beatlemaniac loves Pop’s Princess I’ve been into Taylor Swift since a New York Times profile in 2008 talked about her confessional songwriting and use of social media — at the time, MySpace. (!) Her second album Fearless was set to come out (and would go on to win Album […]| Brianland