George Harrison – Living in The Material World: 50th Anniversary Edition
The purported Quiet Beatle had a lot to say about life and times after The Beatles
Could it be half a century ago when this album landed on my turntable and did not leave for many weeks? ... Continue Reading →
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 →
Seven Decades of Jethro Tull at Rady Shell
Back when I first saw Jethro Tull in 1972 the band was building its reputation as one of the most consistent live acts in rock. Over the ensuing decades Ian Anderson has helmed the ... 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 →
Elton John – Jewel Box: All the Way to the Back Shelves of His Huge Vault
The climb to the toppermost of the poppermost includes compilations and collections, the most perilous and hence most intriguing of which contain odds ‘n sods and random obscurios.
With ... Continue Reading →
Abbey Road – It Was Fifty Years Ago Today
The 2019 Remaster doesn’t mess much with success.
For many of us, The Beatles final foray in the studio has been imprinted in our DNA. But the magnificent treatment with this reissue ... Continue Reading →
McCartney Revisits San Diego
Paul McCartney is arguably the most critic-proof artist touring these days. He has the deepest songbook in history, and his non-stop three hour concerts consistently leave fans satiated. ... Continue Reading →
Entertaining Mr. Sloane: Irish Classical Theatre
There are jewels of regional theatre spread across the country, and the Irish Classical Theatre is counted among them. Prominent in the burgeoning Buffalo Theatre District, Irish Classical ... Continue Reading →
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