Skip to main content

Emmylou Harris

Emmylou Harris @ the El Rey Theatre April 2011

Last night Emmylou Harris did a show at the El Rey Theatre. And for those that care a special guest artist was indeed special- Ryan Adams! He did a few new songs and ended his set with a song with Emmylou. Most people would be suprised by me being such a fan. Yeah every punk loves Johnny Cash and his rebel attitude, but this love is still punk related. I am a huge fan of the band X. Over the years they have worked with Dave Alvin from the Blasters,  and I became a fan of his folk/americana solo records. That sound in turn gave way to listening to Red Dirt Girl and I was hooked. She has an amazing voice. I wasn't there to take pics but I did bring my little canon point & shoot... besides playing the whole new album that drops next week she ended the set with a old song by John Lennon - Imagine. Good times!

Emmylou Harris
Labels:

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

No Barricades - Photography Exhibit

 No Barricades  - Photography Exhibit @ Supply and Demand 1/16/20    Kevin and Nate put this cool little art show together. Always down to be a part of something fun like this. 
Post a Comment
Read more

Thurston Moore Group

Thurston Moore Group @ Zebulon Cafe 12/15/19 Thurston Moore Group  Thurston Moore Group  Thurston Moore Group  Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group Thurston Moore Group
Post a Comment
Read more

Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die @ the Subliminal Projects Gallery

Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die @ the Subliminal Projects Gallery March 2011 Last night was the opening for the newest show at Subliminal "Too Fast To Live, Too Young To Die".  It's a collection of photos, flyers and art inspired by the late 70's and early 80's punk rock scene. Ed Colver and Glen E. Friedman should need no introductions, their pics grace the covers of  many albums of hardcore legends (Black Flag, Circle Jerks, Minor Threat...). The same goes for Raymond Pettibon and all his works for SST and bands like Sonic Youths' Goo. Shepard Fairey used another Glen photo for his next punk tribute of Henry Rollins.  Jenny Luna and Weston Smith were also contributors, their pictures were ones that I grew up with but long had forgotten the names of those that took them... Show started last night and runs through March 26th (FREE too)... Subliminal Projects Gallery SUBLIMINAL PROJECTS GALLERY 1331 W Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90026 Raymond Pettib
1 comment
Read more