It has been another one of those days. I struggled with what I thought was a good idea all day but it turned to dust in my hands. Pure drivel. Which leaves me with what I consider the best part of my column anyway— The Notes. Feel free to take your time, enjoy the news and videos, maybe take it a step further if you have a mind to. The artists I feature in my columns are always meant as a fingerpoint. Seriously. I am still searching for the music of Lisa LeBlanc, one of my discoveries from last week. The good ones deserve the scrutiny. For right now, I am going to take my tired carcass to bed. It has been frustrating, to say the least. I only wish my dog had eaten my homework.
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Frank Gutch Jr: Notes Are All I Have Left….
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags Akina Adderley, Amy van Keeken, Anna Tivel, Betty Soo, Billy Droze, Charlie Faye, Chastity Brown, Chip Kinman, Dara Humniski, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Frank Gutch Jr., Freakout Records, Freddy Cannon, Green Monkey Records, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Kip Boardman, Lizzie Weber, Mad Anthony, Mariana Bell, music, music videos, Mysticeti, NRBQ, Phoebe Bridgers, radio, Records, Red House Records, Rob Martinez, Rural Rhythm Records, segarini, Sheldon Gomberg, Sweet Home Oregon, The Bumps, The Velvet Illusions, Third Culture Kings, Two Tens, Uncanny Valley on August 22, 2017 by segariniFrank Gutch Jr: Tin Soldiers and Nixon Coming; The Beginning and End of War; The Professor (Brady Earnhart) Is Back; and Notes…..
Posted in Opinion with tags Amanda Anne Platt, Brady Earnhart, Columbines, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Fin Records, Frank Gutch Jr., gary minkler, Honeycutters, Hood Smoke, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jack Endino, Jr. Cadillac, Low Hums, Mariana Bell, music, music videos, Records, red dress, Sage Run, Sam Morrow, Soundcarriers, Strobel Rambler, Teach Me Equals, The Beginning and End of War on June 17, 2014 by segariniI was drafted in 1969 to fight a war I did not believe could even happen yet was embraced by the US of A as a way of stopping the dreaded Red Menace. I knew it was coming and would have most likely headed for Canada but for a father my doing so would have destroyed, so I didn’t go. I spent the previous four years at the University of Oregon with flammable draft card in my pocket (a 4-A college deferment marking me a coward in many people’s minds) and a growing hatred for conservatives willing to talk but not willing to go.