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: Jim of Seattle and Jaimie Vernon: Sci-Fi to Retro at 20,000 Watts; Plus Notes You Should Take More Seriously
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags 000 Watts, Albert af Ekenstam, Bob Segarini, Both the Planet Frank, Bullseye Canada, Burns &Kristy, Chris Keesey, Christy Hays, Dave McGraw & Mandy Fer, DBAWIS, Deep Sea Divers, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Donovan Woods, Frank Gutch Jr., Gren Monkey Records, Gurrs, Indie Artists, Indie Music, Jaimie Vernon, Jeff Ellis, Jim of Seattle, music, Music Radio, music videos, Nightmare @ 20, Pacific Soul Ltd, Records, Rob Martinez, segarini, Sweet Home Oregon, The Elders, We Are All Famous on October 25, 2016 by segariniGoddamn Jim of Seattle… I no sooner put last week’s column to bed and here he comes along with an album which has had me up nights and all weekend with “We are the Elders… We Are the Elders… We are the Elders…” running through my head on a constant loop. I can’t stop it and it would drive me crazy if I didn’t love it so much. See, ol’ Jim came up with this idea… well, maybe I should tell you about his last album because sure as shootin’ you either have not heard it or have forgotten.
Frank Gutch Jr: Amy van Keeken & Timeloop Touring Western Canada; Spotify: The Boil On the Ass of the Music Industry; Plus Notes
Posted in Opinion, Review with tags . Evie Sands, Adam Marsland, Amy van Keeken, Angharad Drake, Beachy Head Music Club, carl anderson, Daisy House, Daniel Ek, DBAWIS, Don't Believe a Word I Say, Doug Hammond, Duggy Degs, Elephant Revival, Filligar, Frank Gutch Jr., Indie Artists, Indie Music, Lisbee Stainton, Morphine, music, music videos, Nigel Godrich, Pacific Soul Ltd, radio, Records, Rob Martinez, Rumer, Sam Wilson, Schuyler Fisk, segarini, Shook Twins, Spotify, Sweet Home Oregon, The Green Pajamas, The Sundowners, thom yorke on October 4, 2016 by segariniLots of good stuff happening out there and it’s time we plugged in to some of it if only to counter the “real” musical happenings being covered by all of the sites who think that Kanye West canceling (or postponing) a show is news. I get it. No fun finding out your wife is being held at gunpoint. Just not headline news in my part of the world.