New Directions In Music
Marshall BowdenIf music is your best friend, always there for you, in the best times and the worst times, if you turn on some music to start your day, and if you brake for rainbows, this is the place where I explore and celebrate music and the people who create it.
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My Life In the Cutout Bins: Van Morrison/Common One
As an undergraduate English major, I took a course devoted to the poetry of Edmund Spenser. Of course, some 80% of the class was spent on his masterwork, The Faerie Queen. Our professor, a young post-grad with lots of energy and enthusiasm,...
Ten Reasons Miles Davis is in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
Taking a lighter look at the Miles Davis Centenary, I publish here a piece that ‘defends’ Miles Davis’ inclusion in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, followed by links to the other Miles Davis features I have written at NDIM.
Back in 2006 whe...
Sonny Rollins: Freedom Suite
This week lost Sonny Rollins, one of jazz’s greatest tenor saxophonists as well as a last surviving link with the roots of its period of greatest development. I wrote this archival piece in 2002, originally for my Late Night Thoughts on Jaz...
The Walrus & The Carpenters: A Fantasia
The Carpenters were pop stars who appealed strongly to pre-teen music listeners who were buying their own records but weren’t yet into the heavier rock acts of the early ‘70s. Their hit songs made them seem like friends, someone who would g...
Linda Ronstadt: Heart Like a Wheel (Part II)
Linda Ronstadt was the last great interpretive singer of the rock era. One reason for that is the decline of the rock and country club circuits. There have been wonderful interpretive singers who came after her, there have been wildly popul...
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