Long May You Run Indeed: Neil Young and Stephen Stills in 2014
When Canadian Young hooked up with Floridian Stills on the Sunset Strip in the mid-60s, music in Southern California became due for an imminent course correction. Their talents could ... Continue Reading →
The Grand Del Mar – Mediterranean Splendor in North County San Diego
The Italian aesthetic has left its mark in various arenas: opera, cuisine and architecture most notably. As to the latter, its prevalence as the ‘go to’ mindset when designing elegant ... Continue Reading →
Bruce Cockburn – Pacing the Cage
This brisk 65 minute documentary captures Cockburn in fine fettle. Using mostly recent footage, the documentary places the Canadian singer-songwriter in context for both the longtime ... Continue Reading →
The Rise and Fall Of The Clash
Shout! Factory continues its impressive strategy of releasing great titles. Despite an impressive back catalog of documentaries released after the band dissolved, this film looks more ... Continue Reading →
Tech Review: Tiny Projector, Big Performance
One of the great things about technology, attributable to Moore’s Law, is that products generally get cheaper, smaller and better. That is certainly evident in the video projector ... Continue Reading →
Coachella 2014 – Full Coverage
The first weekend of Coachella 2014 was again a three day affair filled with surprises and good fun. Here are my running notes, consolidated for your pleasure.
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The heat ... Continue Reading →
Don Quixote – San Diego Opera and The Windmills of Change
There was little warning that when this opera was scheduled years ago that it would be the poignant final production of the San Diego Opera. Having become one of the country’s top ... Continue Reading →
Humphrey’s Concerts By The Bay 2014
The venerable venue by the water just announced its current season, and the lineup includes some true gems, many familiar favorites and a few new arrivals.
Here are some highlights:
April ... Continue Reading →
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