Books: Robert Landau – Rock ‘n’ Roll Billboards of the Sunset Strip (2013)
What it is clearly isn't Burma-Shave, and it isn't Wayne Newton at the Hollywood Bowl or Jerry Lewis in Las Vegas.
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What it is clearly isn't Burma-Shave, and it isn't Wayne Newton at the Hollywood Bowl or Jerry Lewis in Las Vegas.
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In 2012, Björk, David Gilmour and Brian Eno were just some of the artists who took their music into the ever-expanding universe of the app, splicing conventional audio tracks with images, video and interactive content.
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A compilation featuring unreleased tracks from The Lovin' Spoonful, The Paul Butterfield Blues Band, Tom Rush, Al Kooper, and a studio supergroup called Eric Clapton and the Powerhouse?
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Jac Holzman, the creative force behind Elektra Records , recollected that what he wanted right from the start was to "make a good record, and if it sold enough to recoup costs and a bit more, use the bit more to go to the movies, and if there was a big enough bit more left over, make another good record".
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L.A. Woman , The Doors ' final album (that is, if you don't count 1971′s Other Voices (nobody does)) was a stripped down, back to basics, blues rock album. So, it makes sense that an unreleased track culled from the LP's sessions would be fully loaded with smokey riffs, bar room crooning, and wood-warming percussion. Titled "She Smells So Nice", the non-Skrillex featuring track also supports the group's forthcoming reissue of their 1971 album, due out January 24th. So, if you're in the mood for a reckless kick in whiskey-soaked rock 'n' roll, check it out over on Facebook.
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This was a freebie that was included with a past issue of MOJO magazine and makes a wonderful "wayback" trip on so many levels.
Read MoreJac Holzman stops, bathed in sunlight, on the corner of Bleecker Street.
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Although they represent two different musical decades, Jackson Browne and Natalie Merchant appeared together onstage to pay tribute to the legendary record label that launched their careers.
Read MoreThe latest issue of the UK's Mojo Magazine features a cover story on Elektra Records, best known as the L.A. label to The Doors and Love, but more respected for the platform founder Jac Holzman gave the late-50s folk music scene.
Read MoreMashable sat down with Jac Holzman, founder of Elektra Records, for a frank discussion on the state of the music industry, distribution and music discovery.
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