The world doesn’t always go my way and sometimes I get so pissed about that that I have to vent. GodDAMN if the world isn’t going the way of idiots and psychopaths as the Trump Generation attempts to destroy everything good, but I will be damned if I will let it happen to my music. That’s right. My music! Sure, you have your music— The Beatles and Floyd and Queen and even Beyonce and Kanye and whoever the hell else. YOU don’t have to worry. YOU can find that music and plenty of people who still love that music just walking down the street. Me, I have to work for it. I have to scrounge and search and listen and question at every turn. You think that’s easy?
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Frank Gutch Jr: Answering the Questions, Where Do Houseflies Socialize; You Only Believe Me When I’m Lying; Rolling Stones Magazine’s 100 Greatest Guitarists of All-Time? Seriously?; Plus Notes
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Alan Holdsworth, Aldous Harding, Chris Middaugh, david spinozza, DBAWIS, Dean Parks, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drake Levin, Eric Lichter, Frank Gutch Jr., Green Pajamas, Hugh McCracken, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jeff Kelly, Jerry Donahue, Jim Allchin, Jim Bredouw, Joe Gideon, Larry Coryell, Lost High Rollers, Mick Rogers, music, music videos, Paul Curreri, Phil Keaggy, radio, Randy Burns & Morning, Records, Rolling Stone Magazine, Scott Fraser, segarini, Skyboys, Space Opera, Spirit Alley, Steve Young, Sweet Home Oregon, The Soundcarriers, tom kell, Tommy Emmanuel, Tommy Richard, Townes Van Zandt, Zoe Muth on July 11, 2017 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: A Journey and the Soundtrack to my Life; Angharad Drake’s New Album; The Big Bright In the Studio; Plus Notes…
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Alternate Root Magazine, Angharad Drake, Beth Ditto, Beth Garner, Blue Sky Boys, David Gogo, DBAWIS, Don & The Goodtimes, Don't Believe a Word I Say, fotheringay, Frank Gutch Jr., House of Records, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jesse Ed Davis, John K. Samson, Journey, Larry Coryell, Leonard Bernstein, Mario Lanza, music, music videos, radio, Records, Red Foley, Road Runners, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, Sandy Denny, segarini, Six Fat Dutchmen, Sweet Home Oregon, T. Texas Tyler, The Big Bright, The Live Five, The Moguls, The Record Company, Victory At Sea, Wes Swing on April 19, 2017 by segariniAnd I don’t mean the band Journey recently inducted into the supposed Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. God knows what those clowns think when they make their choices but when I look at the possible choices they could have made besides those guys… well, I won’t go there. Let me just say that I understand when people are upset when I make such statements because they have a soundtrack to their lives as well, but this isn’t their column, is it? I look at it this way— Journey had hits, yes, and made CBS one hell of a lot of money, but they didn’t have an original bone in all of their collective bodies and you will never change my mind. Hall of Fame? Not even close. Not while the hundreds more deserving are locked out. Change that to thousands.
Frank Gutch Jr: Charlottesville Revisited (Revisited),
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Charlottesville, DBAWIS, Devon Sproule, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Emily Remler, Frank Gutch Jr., Freewill Savages, Fur For Fairies, Hogwaller Ramblers, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jamie Dyer, Keith Morris & The Crooked Numbers, King Wilkie, Larry Coryell, music, music videos, Paul Curreri, Peyton Tochterman, Ray Brandes, Records, Rude Buddah, segarini, Skip Castro, Sons of Bill, Spencer Lathrop, Sweet Home Oregon, Ted Pitney, Winterpills on May 3, 2016 by segariniThe reason Charlottesville is being (Revisited) is because I do believe that somewhere out there in the ether Charlottesville has already been Revisited and, hell, I am sure I confuse people often enough without reusing headers. It would be akin to writing a book and naming all the chapters “Chapter One,” which, now that I think about it, is a pretty good idea. But the second Revisited, placed in parentheses, separates the first from the second, does it not?