The Life and Times of Mikal Gilmore
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Night Beat Post 208 - Phil Everly Part V: Unfinished Hearts
In September 1983—more than ten years after their ignoble parting—the Everly Brothers came together for a reunion event at London’s Royal Albert Hall, at the urging of British guitarist Albert Lee, who had befriended both men since the earl...
Night Beat Post 207 - Phil Everly Part IV: “The Everly Brothers died ten years ago”
The Everly Brothers still made some fine music—their 1968 album, Roots, was an innovative work that looked back and forward at the same time, and that made the way for the country-infused music that Bob Dylan, the Byrds, the Flying Burrito...
Night Beat Post 206 - Phil Everly Part III: Things Soared, Then Things Changed
“Bye Bye Love,” released in March 1957, proved one of the most important barrier-shattering recordings of the rock & roll era: It reached number 2 on Billboard’s Pop Chart, number 1 on country music charts and number 5 on the R&B list. It w...
Night Beat Post 205 - Phil Everly Part II: “Phil sounded like a Stradivarius”
By the mid 1950s, the Everly brothers had eclipsed their parents as musical performers. They were coming into their own in a time of tremendous musical and cultural change, as country music and Black rhythm and & blues alloyed into the fire...
Night Beat Post 204 - Phil Everly Part I: “Harmony is the Ultimate Love”
It is among the oldest musical practices—kinfolk singing together—yet it can still possess a matchless, even eerie effect, particularly in the pairing of sibling voices. “Family members….,” wrote Cecilia Tichi in High Lonesome: The American...
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