A Night on the Old Town
Sunday night my son and I went and hung out in Arlene’s. That would be Arlene’s Grocery on Stanton in the east village (aka the Lower East Side (LES)). Regardless, of all of that, it...
Category: The Western Front
So, What’s It Going To Be? Finally
This is the third of three posts dealing with the question of should the Wild West stay or should it go. Keep in mind that we have taken a two plus year break. A hiatus....
Where Are We?
This is the first of three posts dealing with the question of should the Wild West stay or should it go. Should we just call it a day? Keep in mind that we have taken...
Salon Lulu at Berlin under Avenue A this past Sunday. . .
This past Sunday I did something different. I wandered over to Berlin Under Avenue A, which is always fun. It just has a feel of a 1920s speakeasy and some great bands and artists too. This...
F*Bomb’s 200th Show this Friday!
F*Bomb is a loose collective of musicians, rockers, in the NY metro area that have been coming together for the better part of ten plus years now celebrating acts, ranging from Joe Jackson to Aerosmith...
Patreon, Drones, and too much coffee?
I was in one of those manic moods this Sunday morning. Typically resulting in an essay, but I needed to be somewhere else. At some point, I will need to explore the topic of obligation,...
A Show I should get up, and go see. . .
I have gotten too comfortable sitting at hime doing nothing. There is a large dose of that going on here. It would do the heart and soul well to get down, get out. That said,...
The Wild West is back
This site has basically been down for the past three years. Just life has intruded. I am getting older. Dealing with an aging parent. The ups and downs of work. Fatigue. The music scene of...
Still Hits the Spot. . .
Saturday morning run to the cafe over in Pleasantville, and once again it is Bernie Tormé’s Electric Gypsies Album. Released way back in 1983? Still a perfect way to start the morning. Still one of...
An Interview with John Adams (Part One)
Back in January I caught up with John Adams, aka John Law, who some of you might remember from Banana Fish Zero, the X’s, and the Statues of Law. I know I caught his shows...