Wednesday, April 2, 2025

From the Archives

“Reprinted” stories I had written for publications with additional unpublished information.

From the Archives: Mike Garson on working with David Bowie, the...

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Continuing in a series of posts that incorporate two separate conversations I had with David Bowie's stalwart keyboardist, Mike Garson, this second part of...

From the Archives: Mike Garson on working with David Bowie (Part...

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As promised in my exclusive interview with keyboardist Mike Garson posted last week (Mike Garson talks about ‘David Bowie Variations’: an Indie Ethos exclusive), I...

From the archives: Bright Eyes

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It has nearly been 10 years, and the last time I saw Bright Eyes perform, main man Conor Oberst had recruited 13 other musicians,...

From the Archives: Iron and Wine, Part 2 of 2

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As promised in the first part of this two-part series of “From the Archives,” here are some samples of the reporting I did to...

From the Archives: Iron and Wine + tour and new album...

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Iron and Wine’s website has only seen a few news bits dropped this past year. Most recently the band announced the title of its...

From the Archives: Spiritualized profile, Part 2 of 2

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Here is part 2 of my profile on Spiritualized (again, this was published in edited form by "Goldmine Magazine" sometime in October 1997; you...

From the Archives: Spiritualized profile, Part 1 of 2

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With Spiritualized about to make a big appearance in New York to perform their 1997 masterpiece Ladies and Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space...

From the archives: Tony Levin interview 2003, Part 3 of 3:...

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Adrian Belew and Tony Levin in King Crimson in Buenos Aires at Teatro Broadway. Photo by Max Pierrot. Finally, the third and final part of my interview...

From the archives: Tony Levin interview 2003, Part 2 of 3:...

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Thanks to DGM Live (King Crimson’s website) for linking directly to these series of posts, my full-length interview with King Crimson bassist/Stick man and...

From the archives: Tony Levin interview 2003, Part 1 of 3:...

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After my recent lengthy review on Peter Gabriel’s new release, Scratch My Back, I started feeling a bit nostalgic about the old PG days....