Oh, Black Friday! Every year after Thanksgiving, a shopping warzone breaks out as holiday cheer and good tidings soon give way to flying elbows and weeping grandmothers who scream in the deep-throated, craggy, ten-packs-a-day roar of a truck driver at a strip club, "Christmas shopping season is fuc ... More >>
The Commander's mama is cookin' hammy.First, let's get to the shocking stuff: Riock and rollers, it seems, never go near food (insert your own drug joke here). Bob Dylan has scribed hundreds of songs, but never mentions sitting down for a meal. Ditto the Rolling Stones, Led Zep, Pink Floyd ("Brow ... More >>
Christmas music ain't for everybody. Some people even think it sucks. But, a lot of people like it, even Bob Dylan, who just cut a whole album of Christmas songs.One thing's for sure, there are plenty of places in South Florida where a guitar-playing, holiday-music strumming, Santa-hat wearing dru ... More >>
Buddy Guy plays the Arsht Center.Blues badass Buddy Guy -- along with Big Easy piano man Dr. John -- performs Friday at the Knight Concert Hall at the Arsht Center. A huge influence on Eric Clapton and countless others, Guy continues to elate audience members with his guitar heroics at the g ... More >>
via rpof.orgJim Greer thinks censorship is very American.All summer long I have gone shit-house-rat-crazy observing the likes of Sarah Palin, Glenn Beck, Bill O'Reilly, Karl Rove and the rest of The Right's evil elite dispense fear-mongering falsehoods in a desperate attempt to stop some much nee ... More >>
via nakedeyesmusic.comWith 1980s playlists all the rage these days, you don't have to be of a certain age to appreciate the tuneful joy of Naked Eyes' 1983 "(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me." But it helps. If only for the fact that you can count yourself among those who were there when ... More >>
A new Sunday lounge party gives credit where its due.
Brendan OâHara & Komakozie - The Big Bounce bring something new to something old.
A special RNC edition.
Six essential Irish acts that would win St. Paddys approval.
Talented locals come together in harmony
You knew this one was coming
First Blues (Water)
Let the New Times be your music guide during this holiday season
Could it be that this year's crop of summer movies actually requires a brain cell or two?
The Ballad of Ramblin' Jack
(Vanguard)
Koerner's picking and singing spans four decades of Americana
Nostalgic for Cuba's music and mobsters
Tom Petty, still drawling after all these years
Holy Modal Rounders and Marcelo Zarvos
July 16 - 22, 1998
Chris Smither prefers building songs to building houses
You can kiss the clarinet goodbye -- it's time for a real wind instrument
Betan's still solo flying high, and nobody knows it better than Miami
