Album Picks
David’s Analogology: Recommended LP
Dec 01, 2016
David Hicks’s Analog Record Review (full):
I was originally going to recommend one of my latest acquisitions, a Ralph Towner LP that I picked up over Thanksgiving week at a used record store in Ft Bragg.
Analogology: Stories from the Vinyl Frontier~ by David Hicks
Oct 27, 2016
Episode 1: A Joyful Noise ~ by David Hicks
My album recommendation for the month of November 2016 is one that first appeared in my home via the US Mail at the beginning of August.
Recommended Music
Jul 20, 2016
In case you missed the last newsletter, I started a monthly column with music selections from our leadership team. The idea was to start a conversation between us all where we can share our favorite music.
OK, I’m hooked…on Black Dub
Feb 17, 2011
Black Dub is a relatively new musical collaboration brought together by accomplished producer Daniel Lanois (think Joshua Tree). The result is a Simply Red-esque powerhouse of New Orleans soul,
Silverman’s Mastery of Beethoven Continues
Sep 23, 2010
– Guest Post by Ori Mizrahi-Shalom –
A week after the first solo concert, Robert Silverman played the second evening of Beethoven sonatas.
Silverman Masterful in Audio High Concert Series
Sep 14, 2010
— Guest Post by Ori Mizrahi-Shalom —
Background. Many of us know pianist Robert Silverman through the Stereophile CD projects. In those,
Colors of Noise: Visualizing Electronica
Apr 28, 2010
Beautiful, evocative, and trippy, this vid takes you on an entertaining journey rendered by two German artists.
If you can’t take electronica,
Keith Richard’s Exile
Apr 25, 2010
An engaging Guardian article provides the backstory on the Stones masterpiece – “Exile on Main Street.”
The self-imposed exile to France,
Brian Eno on Music and Whale Blubber
Jan 17, 2010
Today’s Guardian has a very interesting interview with Brian Eno.
The far-ranging discussion presents some novel views on music and its relation to our commercial and cultural worlds.
The Beatles Get “BlueBeaten”
Nov 19, 2009
The intrepid entrepreneur behind the BlueBeat web site just lost his court case.
[The web site is down at the time of writing.]
You see,