Let It Be Finally Sees the Full Light of Day
Long considered a documentary of The Beatles at their miserable lowest, we can see more clearly now
Out of circulation for decades, Let It Be finally gets a restored and repositioned ... Continue Reading →
Bob Marley: One Love – The Biopic That Mostly Succeeds
Packing the politics, the history, the love and the music into a couple hours remains a challenge
The interest in legacy music cuts across generations. This is certainly apparent ... Continue Reading →
Babbitt at La Jolla Playhouse
The received wisdom is that the three creative principles behind this production (writer Joe DiPietro, director Christopher Ashley and actor Matthew Broderick) several years ago were ... Continue Reading →
Van Morrison – Beyond Words: Instrumental
Easily one of the most mercurial legacy artists, Van Morrison remains the curmudgeon when performing live, occasionally letting glimpses of his Celtic magic emerge through the mist ... Continue Reading →
Yes Being Grandiose at the Intimate Magnolia Theater
Yes remain the poster band for grandiose progressive rock majesty in both visual and sonic presentation. At their height filling stadia (complete with an articulating hamburger bun ... Continue Reading →
Stop Making Sense
The list of universally acclaimed concert films is notoriously short. This is for obvious reasons. The ability to capture on film in two dimensions the excitement and transient nature ... Continue Reading →
Micky Dolenz: The Last Man Standing, Keeping The Monkees Flame Alive
Micky. The last man standing from the Prefab Four. As in ‘prefabricated.’ But time has proven that tossed off moniker as ill-advised.
The Monkees have been embraced over the decades ... Continue Reading →
10,000,000 Beatles Fans Can’t Be Wrong – Revisiting the Refreshed LOVE
The astonishing gymnastics and presentation by Cirque du Soleil have changed, but of course the Beatles music remains timeless. The production (exclusively at The Mirage in Las Vegas) ... Continue Reading →
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