Showing posts with label And The People Were Sangin'. Show all posts
Showing posts with label And The People Were Sangin'. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 18, 2013

Joe, You Win


I'm pre-jealous of your Replacements/GBV sojourn. It looks like it's kind of for dirty hippies, though - with the on-site camping and all - so that makes me feel a little better. Weren't you supposed to get us all tickets?

Thursday, July 18, 2013

Happy Birthday Matt!



I signed Dave up for a root canal (with song!)

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Shit

One of the big ones.
Levon Helm was simply one of the greatest drummers ever. But he was also one of the most influential musicians and important artists of our time. Levon had a depth of feel that does not exist anymore. His brilliantly economic parts, lyrical phrasing and incredible touch and tone on the drums were as unique as his song writing and timeless voice. His impact on me cannot be overstated. Getting the privilege to double drum with him last year at our Solid Sound festival was one of the greatest thrills I could ever imagine. He was a passionate man with an extremely gracious, warm and giving personality. That he made some of his best music in the final years of his life, is a testament to his greatness and historical significance. He will be dearly missed.
-Glenn Kotche