Blogs
What More Can I Say?
Last fall, The Unfairground reminded me how much I once loved British eccentric Kevin Ayers. His early 1970s albums were a part of a body of art rock in the […]
A New Kind of Katrina Song
Alex V. Cook blogged today about a piece of music based on what was dubbed “the Katrina Hexacord” by The New Yorker’s Alex Ross. It’s the name given the non-chord that […]
The Trouble with Banksy
There are three Banksy pieces done in New Orleans that are little discussed because few saw them – a silhouette of a child playing a trumpet on the side of […]
Another Banksy Down
Graffiti/public artist Banksy hit the city with a series of works with, as his Web site says, the purpose of confronting Fred Radke, “The Gray Ghost,” who is known for […]
The Definition of Wrong
Last week, Tony Clifton played two shows at One Eyed Jacks, and it’s hard to imagine entertaintainment in more exquisitely bad taste. Since the lounge singer’s history has been one […]
