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Some recent articles
Letter to a Buddie: Joe Medwick (1963)
Soulful singer Joe Medwick coulda been a contender but somewhere along the way he lost many of the songs he wrote for the likes of Bobby Bland, and... more >>
QUEEN CITY ROCK: Auckland Nightlife, Look Back in Wonder (2010)
“I hear the Queen City callin' . . . yeah, the whole place is rockin' . . . " -- Peter Lewis and the Trisonic, Four City... more >>
Jon Langford and Skull Orchard: Old Devils (Bloodshot/Southbound)
Langford was in the UK punk-era Mekons way back but has in more recent times embraced a kind of folk-punk Americana and played with the likes of... more >>
Timothy Blackman: I've Never Lived (Home Alone)
Singer-songtwriter Blackman appeared at Elsewhere previously with his very interesting EP Modern Sprawl, and this is his short (half an hour)... more >>
CORNER GAS; SEASON THREE (Madman DVD)
Does Canada make the most consistently interesting but largely unseen television programmes? Possibly: any country which can give the world The... more >>
JOHNNY CASH AT FOLSOM PRISON;THE MAKING OF A MASTERPIECE by MICHEAL STREISSGUTH
A hip comedy club, New York, late 1980s. The stand-up delivers a one-liner which has the smart set baying: "Does anyone know why Johnny Cash... more >>
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CHARLES MINGUS, PITHECANTHROPUS ERECTUS IN 1956: Man standing up tall
By the time Charles Mingus died in 1979 at 56, most of the obituaries had already been prepared. Mingus, suffering the increasingly debilitating... more >>
Hotel Headhunter in Sarawak: Up-river in remote Borneo Malaysia
In these minutes before you realise how foolish you are being, you could imagine yourself as Martin Sheen going up-river to seek out the mad... more >>
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