Author: Trev Gibb

Phillip Corder of TOSSM an online music magazine for independent musicians. Interviewed September 13, 2004 When did you begin your music career? I didn’t start...

28 Aug

Politics Stories from Peter's life

Andrea Mitchell, my crazy uncle, Truman and the Rethuglicans

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Andrea Mitchell started out in Philly. I don’t know whether she’s from here, but she went to the University of Pennsylvania, started out on radio...

25 Aug

Bob Dylan Film Interviews Other Contributors

Trev Gibb interviews Larry Charles

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In 2003 I spoke with Larry Charles on the telephone for what felt like several hours. At that time I set up a website called...

22 Aug

Peter's Music Stories from Peter's life

Lloyd Fonvielle on the mystery of Songs

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Review of a Peter Stone Browns gig at the Baggot Inn in NYC in 2002, by screenwriter Lloyd Fonvielle When Peter Stone Brown started singing...

22 Aug

Artists Bob Dylan Featured Other Contributors

Charlie Sexton and Bob Dylan, through the years

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As far as Charlie goes, he can read anybody’s mind. Charlie, though, creates songs and sings them as well, and he can play guitar to...

22 Aug

Artists Bob Dylan Interviews

Joni Mitchell on Bob Dylan through the years

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Rolling Stone, July 26, 1979 Interviewer: When did you first meet Bob Dylan? The first official meeting was the Johnny Cash Show in 1969. We...

17 Aug

Artists Bob Dylan Featured Interviews Other Contributors

Bass legend Harvey Brooks on his memoir and 50 Years playing with Dylan, Miles Davis, The Doors and everybody else

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Harvey Brooks is one of the great electric bassists. He’s played with everyone from Bob Dylan to Miles Davis. He was a founding member of...

16 Aug

Bob Dylan Interviews Other Contributors

Andrea Orlandi from Zeppelinfeld to the photo for ‘I Contain Multitudes’

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Andrea Orlandi took the photo for the single release of “I Contain Multitudes” and features in the inner sleeve of the vinyl release of Rough...

29 Jul

Artists Music Reviews

John Hammond, So Many Roads

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In the spring of 1965, Vanguard Records released the album So Many Roads by blues singer John Hammond. It was the third album for Hammond, (son of...

29 Jul

Artists Music Reviews

Judy Collins, Fifth Album, November 23rd, 1965

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At the time this album was released, it was easily the best album Judy Collins had delivered. It followed the format (and maybe formula) of...

28 Jul

Artists CounterPunch Music Reviews

Brother Solomon Burke

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The Rolling Stones introduced me to Solomon Burke when they covered his classic, “Everybody Needs Somebody To Love,” on their third album, released in the...

23 Jul

Bob Dylan Featured Politics

David Talbot on a Murder Most Foul

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The mainstream media is still sticking its fingers in its ears and refusing to actually listen to the lyrics. But more than a half century...

06 Jul

American Songwriter Artists The Band

The Band: Pioneers of Americana Music

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The Band: Pioneers of Americana MusicBy Craig Harris(Rowman & Littlefield) When The Band released its debut album, Music From Big Pink, in 1968, their impact on...

06 Jul

American Songwriter Artists Interviews

Interview with Ray Benson (2013)

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Ray Benson is best known as the leader of Asleep At The Wheel, America’s foremost exponents of Western Swing and the music of Bob Wills. Benson has...

06 Jul

American Songwriter Artists

RIP Roger Tillerson (2013)

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Roger Tillison was a singer and songwriter from Oklahoma, and was part of the Tulsa scene that included J.J. Cale, Leon Russell, Jim Keltner, and Jesse...

06 Jul

American Songwriter Artists Reviews

Mark Cutler: Sweet Pain

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Mark CutlerSweet Pain(75 Or Less Records)Rating: 3.5 stars Mark Cutler is a Rhode Island based singer-songwriter who gained quite a bit of notice by leading...

01 Jul

Bob Dylan

On the road with Debbie Gold

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Debbie Gold died on January 8th 2016. There was nothing she didn’t do in the music industry. She was in artist management, music supervision, licensing,...

21 Jun

Bob Dylan

The Ballad of Blake Mills

by Trev Gibb

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Those with their hands on the new Bob Dylan album will see that the credits provide a little puzzle. Aside from Dylan’s band getting the...

17 Jun

Artists Uncategorized

Revisiting The Band

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Early in the summer of 1968, a very unassuming and somewhat strange album appeared. On the cover was what appeared to be a child’s painting....

26 May

Bob Dylan Van Morrison

Thoughts on Bucky and the band

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I first heard Bob Dylan consciously probably around 1994. My earliest memory is likely seeing a grainy copy of Girl From The North Country from...

20 Dec

About Peter Bob Dylan Reviews

Records that influenced Peter Stone Brown

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A year or so ago on Facebook Peter started posting album covers, some with descriptions, listing them as influential in his life…

07 Dec

Uncategorized

Hymns to the Silence

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photo by Jake Kurdsjuk I first met Peter in November of 2001. I flew 3 and a half thousand miles to sleep on his floor...

18 Nov

Bob Dylan Tour Archive

11/18/00 Tropicana, Atlantic City, NJ Shows 1 & 2

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Sometimes it seems there are nights when Bob Dylan decides he’s going to out and show everyone exactly why he is… well… Bob Dylan and...

28 Jul

Bob Dylan Tour Archive

07/28/00 E-Centre, Camden, NJ

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First off, let’s get one thing straight geographically. When Bob Dylan plays Camden, New Jersey, he’s really playing Philadelphia. The E-Centre, an essentially hideous venue...

06 Nov

Bob Dylan Tour Archive