Uncle Green: Lost and Found
The legend of the “great lost album” is one of the most enduring in rock ‘n’ roll. In the case of Uncle Green, fondly remembered from their major-label days in… Read More →
Album & Audience: Q&A with Kowtow Popof
- Categories: Art and creativity, DIY, Identity, Life of the troubadour, Q&A •
- Tags: album, audience, brothers quay, cat stevens, coaster, devaulation of content, exalted headband, harry nilsson, indie, indie artist, indie music, infinite suns, kowtow popof, live show, music video, scandanavian jazz, single, song, songwriter, splinters & threads, steel panther, tastes like armageddon, the beatles, twilight zone, wampus •
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As a contemporary songwriter, are you focused on making albums? Or just singles? Or are you emphasizing your live show, where you can reach your audience more regularly, with greater immediacy?… Read More →
Grahame Davies of The Crowd Scene: Interview
- Categories: Art and creativity, Life of the troubadour, New music, Q&A •
- Tags: anne rogers, brian wilson, grahame davies, independent artists, lady gaga, linkedin, michael penn, picasso, the crowd scene, the soundcarriers •
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We’re rolling out a new podcast series this week: Life of the Troubadour. For the inaugural episode, “A Girl in Every Port and No Health Insurance,” I sat down with Grahame… Read More →