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Fricke's Picks Radio: Volume 1, Episode 2
Winter still hangs around, but New York is in spring-gig bloom, and there is a lot of rebound in this hour from Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' first of three nights... | More »April 4, 9:00 AM ET| David Fricke -
Remembering Paul Williams, The First Rock Critic
In 1988, Paul Williams – the pioneering music writer, science-fiction authority and lifelong Bob Dylan enthusiast who died on March 27th in California at the age... | More »April 2, 11:20 AM ET| David Fricke -
Moving Sidewalks' Reunion Show Honors Jimi Hendrix
They walked onstage to a subtle jolt of dry wit. The intro music for the Moving Sidewalks' first show in 44 years, on Saturday at B.B. King's Blues Club and ... | More »April 1, 3:50 PM ET| David Fricke -
Introducing Fricke's Picks Radio: Log On, Tune In, Turn It Up
Before I started writing about music as my mission and living, my heart belonged to radio – specifically, the everything-goes FM rock & roll broadcasting pio... | More »March 26, 12:00 PM ET| David Fricke -
The Week in Rock: My 22nd SXSW With the Stooges, Palma Violets, Royal Thunder and the True Believers
I attended my first South by Southwest in 1991. The Austin, Texas megathon was in its sixth year and still intimate enough to fit in one hotel and two dozen venues, wi... | More »March 20, 1:25 PM ET| David Fricke -
Eric Clapton Spans His Career on 50th Anniversary Tour
Eric Clapton's March 17th concert in Austin, Texas – the third date on his latest North American tour – was a career overview that covered all of his ... | More »March 18, 11:30 AM ET| David Fricke -
Allman Brothers at the Beacon Theater: A Euphoric Shoot-Out
Compared to my last two spring flings at the Beacon Theater with the Allman Brothers Band – a stunning 2011 recreation of Live at Fillmore East; last year's... | More »March 4, 12:55 PM ET| David Fricke -
Q&A: Green Day's Mike Dirnt on Billie Joe Armstrong's Recovery
"Cautiously optimistic – anxious as well," Green Day bassist Mike Dirnt responds when asked how he's feeling in the wake of the greatest crisis his band has... | More »March 1, 12:00 PM ET| David Fricke -
Tom Petty Plots Intimate Summer Tour: 'There's No Telling What We'll Do'
He hasn't written any set lists yet, but Tom Petty has his priorities in order for the two residencies he will play with the Heartbreakers in May and June at New ... | More »February 28, 9:00 AM ET| David Fricke -
Remembering Kevin Ayers, Britain's Carefree Psychedelic Genius
For the first 10 years that I spent buying and treasuring his records, Kevin Ayers – the British singer-guitarist-songwriter who died on February 18th at 68, at ... | More »February 22, 11:15 AM ET| David Fricke -
Jim James Energizes His Songs of Praise in New York
From the front door of New York's McKittrick Hotel to the intimate theater inside where Jim James, singer-guitarist of My Morning Jacket, performed the songs from... | More »February 21, 1:29 PM ET| David Fricke -
Occupy Lincoln Center: Tom Morello Takes His Rebel Songs Uptown in 'American Songbook' Show
"From Zucotti Park to Lincoln Center – my career is definitely on a trajectory," Rage Against the Machine guitarist Tom Morello cracked early in his February 16t... | More »February 20, 5:25 PM ET| David Fricke -
Dave Grohl's 'Sound City' Celebration Takes New York
Many of the best music documentaries start with great performances, filmed and edited to explode on the screen. Dave Grohl, the first-time director of Sound City, has... | More »February 14, 1:25 PM ET| David Fricke -
My Year in Rock, At Last: Featuring Chris Robinson, Green Day, the Rascals and the Best of Young Britain
This is the last best-of list for 2012. Many year-end surveys are tallied well before the year is done. I prefer to go the distance – some of my best rock ... | More »January 30, 1:55 PM ET| David Fricke
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