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• Bob Dylan: The Period of Silence

  by Paul Williams•September 24, 2009•Comments (1)

  Originally published in Outlaw Blues, Chapter 3, August 1967 As I write this—August 1967—Bob Dylan has been silent for more than a year. It’s been a curious calm. Between Highway 61 Revisited and Blonde on Blonde was a gap of some ten months—but a gap broken up with the release of several 45’s of exciting new material, a winter concert tour, a fascinating interview in Playboy, and finally the cheerful, triumphant “Rainy Day Women”—“Everybody must get stoned.” (read more)

• Wayne Kramer: Mad for the Racket and Not Near Done

  by Denise Sullivan•October 1, 2008•Comments (0)

  If ever there was a band of rock ‘n’ roll contrarians, it was Kramer's MC5, a ramshackle musical outfit typical of young bands in the post-Beatles/Stones era but with a trajectory that imploded them rather than skyrocketed them to fame. Claiming the avant-garde's Sun Ra and rock ‘n’ roll's Chuck Berry as inspiration, they started playing covers, and evolved to include in their repertoire grinding originals steeped (read more)

• The Slacker Surge

  by Max Mobley•September 24, 2008•Comments (2)

  As a veteran mix-tape geek, it is the first time in years that I have heard any radio station, streamed, beamed, or terrestrial, with the finesse required to play well a truly eclectic mix. (read more)

• Of Wonder Bread and X-Boxes: Can Tropicália Happen Again?

  by Howard Wyman•September 17, 2008•Comments (1)

  There are parallels—some ironic, some unsettling—between Brazil in the 1960s and our modern-day USA (read more)

• Jolie Holland: Pastoral Folk Musings and Old World Damage

  by Jim Welte•September 17, 2008•Comments (1)

  Holland, a supremely gifted singer, has established herself as a singular, visionary talent over the past decade. The Texas-born chanteuse, something of a nomad in her late teens, moved to Vancouver in the late ’90s and co-founded the female folk ensemble Be Good Tanyas before leaving the group abruptly in 2000 to pursue a solo career. (read more)

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