I would have placed a few more exclamation points behind the header but that would be overdoing it and while Paul Revere would occasionally go over the top, it was usually onstage. No doubt about it, Paul Revere & The Raiders lead the all-Pac NW rock ‘n’ roll team, no disrespect to the likes of The Wailers, The Sonics, The Frantics and other bands of their era, nor to Heart and Nirvana and Soundgarden and others of the more recent past/present.
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Frank Gutch Jr: The World Had Paul Revere & The Raiders, But the Pac Northwest Had Paul Revere & The Raiders!!!; Halloween (Because Life Must Go On); and Those Ever Popular Notes…
Posted in Opinion with tags Anna Maria Rosales, Arborea, Cleopatra Degher, DBAWIS, Doc Holiday, Don & The Goodtimes, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Drake Levin, Frank Gutch Jr., Gabriel Rhodes, Green Monkey Records, Green Pajamas, Here They Come, Indie Music, Linn Brown, Mark Lindsay, Mike Smith, Mr. Lucky & The Gamblers, music, music videos, Paul Bearer & The Hearsemen, paul revere, Ramon Collins, Records, Roger Hart, segarini, The Live Five, The N Crowd, The Raiders on October 7, 2014 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: I Come Down Off the Fence Regarding Music Subscriptions, Linn Brown— Beyond the Musical Pale, Reminder About Research Turtles’ Free Downloads, and Notes…..
Posted in Opinion with tags 3 and other little catchy numbers, Arlon Bennett, Bandcamp, Carla Olive Kuykendall, Carleigh Nesbit, Dan Fogelberg, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Elton Duck., Frank Gutch Jr., Hashmagandy, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jen Cloher, Linn Brown, Maxine Dunn, MOG, My Fool Heart, Pandora, Power Rangers, Records, Red Herring, Research Turtles, Reverbnation, Ron Wasserman, Soundcloud, Spotify, Steve Katz, sweet talk radio, Toni Vere on October 24, 2012 by segariniHow long ago was it that Spotify tossed their hat into the ring on this now contentious music subscription battle? A little over a year? And did I not hold off judgment during that time, awaiting results? I know! Wottaguy, huh? Well, I fell off of the fence the past couple of weeks and landed in a mosh pit full of musicians, most not too happy with the cake that the music industry’s Marie Antoinettes been offering. A slice of cake so thin you can see through it.