Live: Bishop Allen
Doug Fir, Portland, OR 8/3/07
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Labels: bishop allen, indie, live, photos, portland
posted by Jeremy @ 9:42 PM
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Tuesday, August 07, 2007
Doug Fir, Portland, OR 8/3/07
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Monday, August 06, 2007
Lee Hazlewood, 1929-2007
The legendary singer-songwriter-composer-character died Saturday after an extended battle with terminal cancer. His most recent effort, Cake or Death, (out in the U.S. early this year) saw Hazlewood going out on his own terms, including appearances from Tommy Parsons, Bela B., and his grand-daughter, Phaedra. He was 78.
In House #1769 (Originally aired last December, featuring Hazlewood's Cake or Death)
Labels: lee hazlewood, pop, rip
posted by Jeremy @ 2:10 AM
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