The Miners’ Hymns: An Audio-Visual Masterpiece
Serendipity. While in New York City last Saturday, hoping to kill time between a charity wine tasting in the afternoon and a dinner with friends in the evening, I skimmed...
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February 16, 2012
The ARChive of Contemporary Music: Collecting Gone Mad
New York has turned into a “Museum City,” says Bob George, founder of the Archive of Contemporary Music. George knows of what he speaks, both from the perspective of being...
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February 14, 2012
The Clash: The Music That Matters
On February 15, Omnibus Press will be publishing my book The Clash: The Music That Matters. This is, essentially, an update of the same book published all the way back...
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February 6, 2012
Not Dead Yet
Apologies to anyone who has come here of late looking for update and not finding any. I would have put up a simple explanation – I am hard at work...
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January 12, 2012
Featured Winery: Hudson-Chatham
A few weeks ago, we finally paid a visit to Hudson-Chatham Winery, one of many that have opened in recent years in the Hudson Valley, and apparently the first to...
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November 15, 2011
The Evil Dead: still scary after all these years
I first saw The Evil Dead when it came out, in 1981-82, round at a friend’s house in London, back when VHS tapes were relatively new and straight-to-video releases even...
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October 28, 2011
Every Day is John Peel Day
(Copied and pasted from the old iJamming!, written immediately after the great man’s demise, October 25 2004.) As my generation hit its mid-teens, the only phrase more common at school...
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October 25, 2011
Zombie Crawls are the new Halloween Parades
Saugerties came alive – I mean, dead – for the second annual Zombie Crawl on Saturday night. You gotta love a town full of dead people, especially Zombie Blues Brothers....
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October 24, 2011
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