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Nashville-based band Arch Echo By Harvey Kubernik © 2020
Formed in 2016, Arch Echo, co-founded by Berklee College of Music graduates Adam Bentley, Joey...
New Book on Laurel Canyon from Author Jan Alan Henderson Published; By Harvey Kubernik © 2020
Whispers From the Canyons of Mountain Laurel is the eleventh book project Jan Henderson has been...
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Otis Redding’s legacy continues and expands as the immortal singer and songwriter enjoys a visibility and retail renaissance. By Harvey Kubernik c 2017 Redding was previously inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Georgia Music Hall of Fame, Songwriters Hall of...
Harvey Kubernik Interviews Ronnie Schneider about his book Out Of Our Heads The Rolling Stones, The Beatles and Me with Proof of Truth
© 2017 Harvey Kubernik “Ronnie Schneider we'd known. He's Klein's nephew but he broke away from him. He's a smart cat. I dig Ronnie. He'd been on a lot of tours with us handling business and hung around with us. He was the only cat we knew in '69 who could handle the...
New Music Documentary Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World
© 2017 Harvey Kubernik I’m blowing the shofar ram’s horn for Rumble: The Indians Who Rocked the World. The dazzling feature documentary from Montreal, Canada-based Rezolution pictures about the role of Native Americans in popular music history. In Rumble, director and...
The Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Now Out with New Mixes in Stereo and 5.1 Surround Audio
Expanded Version with Previously Unreleased Session Recordings, & Special Packaging; Previously Unreleased 1992 Documentary Film, The Making of Sgt. Pepper, Restored for Anniversary Edition’s Super Deluxe Boxed Set By Harvey Kubernik c 2017 “Sgt Pepper's was the...
John Coltrane: An Appreciation
By Harvey Kubernik c 2017 Saxophonist John Coltrane died on July 17, 1967 in Huntington Hospital in Huntington, New York in Long Island after a brief bout with liver cancer. “Mourned by as many rock musicians as those from the jazz world, he was a courtly, soft-spoken...
Robin Trower New Album Time and Emotion
2017 Central and Western U.S. tour dates in June By Harvey Kubernik c2017 British blues rock guitar statesman Robin Trower first achieved commercial and critical success with Procol Harum during the late 1960s before emerging as the bandleader of his own trio in 1974....
FRANK SINATRA’S FRANCIS ALBERT SINATRA & ANTONIO CARLOS JOBIM EXPANDED 50TH ANNIVERSARY EDITION
CD & Digital Commemorative Edition Adds Two Bonus Tracks; Remastered Album Also Available on 180-gram Vinyl LP & Exclusive, Limited Edition Blue Vinyl LP By Harvey Robert Kubernik c 2017 Frank Sinatra’s acclaimed 1967 album with Brazilian music legend Antonio...
Travis Pike’s Career Relaunch Celebrates the Fiftieth Anniversary of the 1967 Summer of Love in an Interview by Harvey Kubernik
HK: Do you think the big, Winter 2016/17 UGLY THINGS MAGAZINE publication of the career and retrospective multi-page spread on you and your music, and the clips from the 1966 movie, Feelin’ Good, now viewed as a cult classic, were game-changers? Here we are, doing...
ELTON JOHN IS COMMEMORATED AS THE FIRST EVER WORLDWIDE RECORD STORE DAY
ELTON JOHN IS COMMEMORATED AS THE FIRST EVER WORLDWIDE RECORD STORE DAY LEGEND AND WILL RELEASE HIS LIVE ALBUM 17.11.70+ ON RECORD STORE DAY, APRIL 22, 2017, THE TENTH ANNIVERSARY OF RECORD STORE DAY; EXPANDED ALBUM 2 LP 180 GM VINYL WITH 6 PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED...