"Where The Streets Have No Name"
April 03, 2020
U2, performing for free in downtown LA. ". . . an iconic moment in the history of music."
Music
"Roads"
March 27, 2020
Portishead, featuring Beth Gibbons, live.
"Take Me to the River"
March 20, 2020
Al Green, with Lenny Kravitz, Sheryl Crow, and B. B. King, live.
"Rock Me When He's Gone"
March 13, 2020
Early Elton John.
Link courtesy of Michael Greenspan.
"40 Of The Most Valuable Vinyl Records You May Have In Your Collection"
March 13, 2020
About half are by folks I never heard of. But if you have the imported Abbey Road, you can supposedly sell it "for up to $4,000". The single version of "Spirit in the Night" supposedly retails for "up to $5,000".
"I Shall Be Released"
March 06, 2020
"The lovely Miss Grace Potter" from the Love for Levon concert.
"Why are pop songs getting sadder than they used to be?"
March 01, 2020
Not much of an answer here, but I give the author props for documenting what seems to me to be a fairly obvious but underdiscussed phenomenon.
"Going Down to Liverpool"
February 28, 2020
The Bangles. (For some reason the video has the ladies crammed into a cab. But the cab is driven by Spock!)
"A DJ Mixes Songs That Sound The Same"
February 28, 2020
Kinda cool. (Series of one-minute videos.)
My hit series of DJ videos exploring pairs of songs that aren’t direct covers or rip-offs, but have similar melodies, riffs, or chord progressions and just fit together nicely.
"If Love is a Red Dress, Hang Me in Rags"
February 14, 2020
Maria McKee (formerly of Lone Justice), from the Pulp Fiction soundtrack.