In fact, this may damn well be the year I kick the bucket. My life has pretty much been music, or music at its core, and it has never been better and I have to say that this next year promises to be the best yet. Ever have that feeling that you can’t lose? I not only have that feeling but am overwhelmed by it, politics be damned! So pardon me while I crawl into my hole and surround myself with a future major labels only dream about. Pay attention. There will be a quiz.
Archive for Jubal Lee Young
Frank Gutch Jr: It Has Barely Started and Already 2013 Is a Kickass Year…..
Posted in Opinion with tags Braam Brothers, Brian Cullman, Bryce Larsen, DBAWIS, Dean Hajas, Deborah Millstein, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Eric Corne, Frank Gutch Jr., Freedom Hawk, Haroula Rose, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jilly Blackstone, Jon Gomm, Jubal Lee Young, Kail Baxley, Laurie Biagini, Lisa Parade, Lost Leaders, Madisons, marshburn, Nick Holmes, No Small Children, Pandora, Radio Vickers, Records, Red Rattles, Rita Hosking, Shayan Sya, Skip Prokop, Spotify, Thadeus Project, The Big Bright, The Dixie Bee-Liners, The Fire Tapes, The Trews, Will Kimbrough on January 2, 2013 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: Norton Records: After the Flood, Music Millennium: Back to the Future (Vinyl)
Posted in Opinion with tags Billy Miller, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Don't Tell Betsy, Frank Gutch Jr., Green Monkey Records, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jane Gowan, Jubal Lee Young, Millionair Club., Mirriam Linna, Music Millennium, No Small Children, Norton Records, Shade, Sonics, stealing jane, Terry Currier, The Sad Cafe, Wailers, Zantees on December 5, 2012 by segarini
“That’s it.” That is the final word in this video Norton Records posted on Vimeo not long ago. Not, “That’s it, we’re done.” More like, “That’s it, there is nothing more to say at this time.” Head Nortonite Billy Miller had just given the rundown on the work being done to salvage as much as possible from the devastation they had incurred from Hurricane Sandy and a heartbroken Mirriam Linna had showed us the warehouse where boxes of vinyl lay piled in heaps like dunes on a beach (wall-to-wall) and, truth be told, that was it for those comments because they and a whole host of volunteers had and have a mountain of work ahead of them.
Frank Gutch Jr: O Canada! You’re Music To My Ears, Part Deux! Another Look at New Canadian Music Really Worth Hearing….. Steve Young and Jubal Lee Young Play Eugene….. Jon Gomm and Canada….. and NOTES!!!
Posted in Opinion with tags Buxter Hoot'n, Dala, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Eric Corne, Frank Gutch Jr., Indie Music, J.D. Souther, Jon Gomm, Jubal Lee Young, Laurie Biagini, Lester Quitzau, Lisbee Stainton, Mena Hardy, Picture The Ocean, Poco, Redgy Blackout, Rheostatics, Sean Kelly, Shade, Steve Young, Susanna Hoffs, Tim Vesely, Violet Archers, Xprime on July 7, 2012 by segarini
A number of months ago I wrote about Canadian music here on DBAWIS. That column included mentions of The Dementians, Laurie Biagini, Lisa O’Neill, Eric Corne, Shade, White Light Machine, Lester Quitzau, and Redgy Blackout. There has been a lot of water under the bridge since then and Canada, like every other country in the musical world, is cranking more music out by the hour, it seems, and good music it is. It is funny, but when I write about music in the States, it seems like (and I know it is only in my head) I am writing about the obvious. Canada, though, is another world and an adventure I so enjoy experiencing that I am going to take a little mental break and update you on a few of those listed the first go-round and break a little ground with a handful of artists from the Far Northlands about which/whom I have not yet written. Much.
Frank Gutch Jr: Thoughts On Tom House… A Night With Junior Raimey (and Lost Tortoise)…
Posted in Opinion with tags Alcoholic Faith Mission, Cloud & Kelly's, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., Green Pajamas, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jubal Lee Young, Junior Raimey, Laurie Biagini, Lost Tortoise, Old California, Oregon, Records, Steve Young, Tom House on June 13, 2012 by segarini
While I won’t apologize for this column (which reads more like a review), I do want people to know that I am aware that columns are not a place for reviews. This didn’t start out this way in my head, but the words came out a review of sorts anyway, and I can only make an exception for artists like Tom House and albums like Winding Down the Road. This is a special album, an album which I have no doubt will gain cult status within a very short period of time. You know what cult status is, don’t you? Respect given to music way outside the accepted— music for which you have a profound appreciation and a personal attachment. Welcome to the personal:
