Neil Young, backed by Booker T and the MGs, does “All Along the Watchtower” at Finsbury Park, London, July 11, 1993.
Young is in great form on this one. Terrific soloing.
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Thurston Moore Band (Thurston Moore/Steve Shelley/Deb Googe/James Sedwards) performing “Speak To The Wild” live for their first set at Cafe OTO, London on August 14, 2014.
First set:
“Speak To The Wild”:
“Germs Burn”:
“Grace Lake”:
“Detonation”:
“Forever Love”:
Second set:
“Detonation”:
“Germs Burn”:
“Speak To The Wild”:
“Forever Love”:
“Grace Lake”:
Another fan video from the show:
Full set: THURSTON MOORE feat. STEVE SHELLEY JAMES SEDWARDS | Clubbing , Casa Da Música | Porto March 3, 2014:
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He may be touring the world.
And recording new albums.
And OKing the release of archived recordings.
But Bob Dylan is also putting his art out into the world in a major way.
This week his “Drawn Blank Series” is not only being exhibited at the Ross Art Group gallery in New York.
At the same paintings based on the original drawings he did some years ago are on exhibit at Weatherby Fine Art in Perth Australia.
And of course last October, Halcyon Gallery in London had Dylan’s “Mood Swings” exhibit, in which iron works by Dylan were exhibited along with paintings and signed limited editions.
Dylan created more than 300 drawings during his 1989-1992 world tour, and later reworked many of them in watercolour and gouache.
Here are some of Dylan’s paintings:
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Bob Dylan and Elvis Costello duet on “I Shall Be Released” at the Brixton Academy, London, March 30, 1995.
And again on July 26th, 1999 at Tramps in New York:
And this one also from the Brixton Academy, London, March 30, 1995; Dylan with Elvis Costello & Chrissie Hynde.
“Rainy Day Women #12 & 35”:
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This past weekend Radiohead’s Jonny Greenwood performed with the London Contemporary Orchestra at the Wapping Hydraulic Power Station in London and debuted a challenging new song, “loop.”
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Arcade Fire covering The Clash’s “I’m So Bored in the U.S.A.” when they were in London recently.
Audio not so great, but it’s the full song.
Better audio in Paris but it’s only some of the song.
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New one from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, which they debuted in London earlier this week. Beautiful ballad.