In the mid-1980s, INXS teamed up with Jimmy Barnes to cover The Easybeats 1968 single “Good Times”.
Nicholas Tremulis
Chicago’s Nicholas Tremulis (right) performs at the Kessler Theater in Dallas, Texas.
Continue reading “Nicholas Tremulis”Music Monday: Max Gomez
After attending the 2019 Red River Folk Festival, my wife came home raving about one of the performers, who also happened to be the festival’s cofounder and producer.
Continue reading “Music Monday: Max Gomez”Music Monday: Spaghetti & Frank
Eddie Spaghetti (of the Supersuckers) and Frank Meyer (from the Streetwalkin’ Cheetahs) offer an updated version of Tom Petty’s “Jammin Me.”
Texas Brahmas Hockey
Shreveport Mudbugs defenseman Ryan Fairbarn tries to beat Texas Brahmas forwards Grant Jacobsen (left) and Jordan Cameron to the puck at NYTEX Sports Centre in North Richland Hills, Texas.
Music Monday: Bastards of Soul
Comprised of veteran Dallas musicians, Bastards of Soul released their first single, “The Way It Should Be” in 2019. They followed it with their debut album, “Spinnin’,” in 2020, which earned critical acclaim.
Continue reading “Music Monday: Bastards of Soul”Reagan National Airport
Terminal at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Washington, D.C.
Music Monday: The Fell
Nashville-based rock band The Fell put out two promising singles in 2019: “Dancing On A Glass Floor” (embedded above) and a lyric video for “Footsteps.”
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“Rose Tattoo” from 2012 Dropkick Murphys album, “Signed and Sealed in Blood.” The band also did a limited release remake of the song with Bruce Springsteen.
The Homeless Christmas Tree – Fort Worth, Texas
The Homeless Christmas Tree, which used to stand along I-30 in Fort Worth, Texas. First decorated in the mid 1980s, the tree evolved into a reminder of the homeless during the holidays and was the inspiration for a children’s book.
