Our pal Chad recently spoke with Widespread Panic's Jimmy Herring about his terrific new solo album, Lifeboat, for Glide Magazine's main site. The solo slinger reflects on why he decided to record his own disc, how he put together the personnel for the album, what he took from his time in The Dead and Phil [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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Dan Auerbach is best known for being half of blues-rock duo, Akron's own The Black Keys. The singer/guitarist, who sounds remarkably like Warren Haynes, seems to have found the two-man format a bit cumbersome as he will release his solo debut Keep It Hid on February 10. The album is said to be mixture of [...]by Some Dude Leave A Comment
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In true “My band can beat up your band” form, the fans of The Breakfast, Tea Leaf Green & Umphrey’s all tried valiantly to vault their favorite to the top of voting in last week’s edition when we looked at seven covers of Young Lust. In the end, the Midwest Peeps had their say and UM once again walks away with victory.The Who on a German television program circa 1970:The Seeker was the The
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Just a reminder that our giveaway for two pair of tickets to catch phenoms Strange Design cover Phish's epic performances at the Beacon from 1994 at Sullivan Hall on Friday and Saturday ends this evening 'round Midnight. You've got great odds if you want to go, so be sure to enter by leaving a comment [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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Well…time for more popcorn, Red Vines, Raisinettes, and a refill of that 97-ounce soda. We take a break from our regular look at obscure films with another edition of Intermission, which means another look at a cinematic chestnut that may have been lauded or groundbreaking in the past, but has since been forgotten in history’s hourglass.The art of making films does not always require human cha
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As we approach the end of 2008, it’s time to start looking at what we can expect from the 2009 Festival Season. 2008 brought a number of new festivals, some of which were very good and others which didn’t seem to make anyone happy. What’s on tap for 2009? Let’s ponder…Langerado [March 6 - 8, [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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We just wanted to remind you that you've still got time to let Umphrey's McGee know what tracks from the vault you'd like to see released as bonus material for their new album, Mantis . Simply head over to this post and leave a comment telling them exactly what gems you want to hear.The Chicago-based sextet just finished their last tour of 2008 in Washington D.C. this weekend, and we'll have mo...
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The legendary Stone Pony nightclub in Asbury Park, aka the House That Bruce Springsteen Built, has closed temporarily for roof maintenance and repair. All shows scheduled at the venue over the next month have either been postponed or canceled. The Gene Ween Band show scheduled for December 18 will take place down the block at [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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This Mix Tape was inspired by my trip out to San Francisco this summer. SF just oozes with an energy and feel that makes you understand how the psychedelic rock movement originated and blossomed there. Anyone that has seen a show at The Fillmore can attest to that, that room’s just filled with the ghosts [...]by Some Dude Leave A Comment
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As you may have read, the Zappa Family trust - headed by Gail and Dweezil Zappa - have waged war on Zappa cover bands. Earlier this summer some major drama unfolded in Ottawa between Dweezil and Andre Cholmondeley of Project Object. Dweezil wrote about the incident a few months ago, but legendary Zappa alum Adrian [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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Next month, the Sundance Channel will debut a new 13 episode talk and live performance show hosted by Attractions/Imposters front man Elvis Costello. The hour long show called Spectacle: Elvis Costello with… will feature "the best elements of talk and music television, inviting viewers to enjoy an in-depth conversation between host and his guests, punctuated [...]by Some Dude Leave A Comment
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For the past two years, Umphrey's McGee has been hard at work on an album of material that hasn't been played live called Mantis. The band is proud of what they've come up and wanted to come up with an innovative way to promote the album. Knowing that the majority of folks who will pre-order [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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Saturday marks the 40th Anniversary of the release of The Beatles' White Album, so I thought I'd grouse around YouTube looking for a cool clip for today's Pullin' 'Tubes. Yet, I got sidetracked and instead came across a incredibly fascinating video of the recording of Don't Let Me Down.When The Beatles headed into Twickenham Studios [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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Nominations are currently underway for the 2008 Weblog Awards and your old pals at Hidden Track are up for this year’s Best Music Blog prize. If you like what we do here, please take a few seconds to vote for us. Simply head to this page and scroll down to the comments beneath the post. [...]by Scott Bernstein Leave A Comment
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As we prepare for tomorrow night's Widespread Panic show at Irving Plaza, we wanted to take a look back at the band's last "real" performances at the venue from April of 1995. Here's Neddy via Of The Week…[Photo by Thomas G. Smith] Widespread Panic is playing (formerly) Irving Plaza this week for a Bill Graham [...]by HT Staff Leave A Comment
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