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I have a new book coming via Fantagraphics Press in May - a visual and oral history of Barney Rosset - Grove Press - Evergreen Review magazine 1957-1973
The magazine of the Beat Generation returns in this awe-inspiring compilation of the art, essays and photography of the avant-garde periodical--Evergreen Review: Dispatches from the Literary Underground ed. by @PatThomas1964 is out 5/6! ow.ly/ora250UKuBl
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I’ve been a Roxy Music fan since I was 16 and by 18 - I had every album - I’ve bought a lot of live bootlegs since then, etc - but it had been awhile since I properly listened to the second album- I’m really enjoying it this week - a Chris Thomas production from AIR studios
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“kicking off from center field, a question of being down for the game, a one shot deal don't matter - and the other one's the same - where the street lights all turn blue”
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Black Panther Bobby Seale told me this many times -
I knew and embraced exactly what he meant
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Watch this - especially if you hate Boebert !
The reason God gave us the Internet,... was so this video about former representative Lauren Boebert,... could be retweeted until everyone in America has seen it at least once:
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Pat Thomas retweeted
A Muslim senator is not going to have this entire country in hijabs. We couldn't even get you to wear masks when people's lives depended on it. Stop spreading hate.
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After The Gold Rush started here
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“Van's 1968 masterpiece ‘Astral Weeks’ became a particular obsession for Springsteen. "It was like a religion to us," Steve Van Zandt says. They even brought Astral Week’s bass player Richard Davis into the studio to play on ‘Greetings From Asbury Park’ and ‘Born to Run’”
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Doug Yule setting the story straight to me
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Hard Rain one of my first Dylan albums one of my favorites (with Mick Ronson) - later I got the video - now it’s expanded into 2 CDs including magic duets with Joan Baez. “Deportee” and then “I pity the poor immigrant” - that was 1976 and here in 2026 - it’s more true than ever
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Joni meets Allen -
the poetess and the bard
on Dylan’s Rolling Thunder tour.
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Doug Yule setting the story straight to me
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I'm just trying to do my jig-saw puzzle…
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Lots of folks forget that half of Television’s great solos were played by Richard Lloyd
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The Madonna and the High Priest
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Rick Wakeman performing with The Strawbs at Ealing Town Hall, London, 3rd March 1971.
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Once again reposting this bit from “Please Kill Me” cause it cracks me up every time. Rest in peace Richard Lloyd you crazy diva.
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Rick Wakeman performing with The Strawbs at Ealing Town Hall, London, 3rd March 1971.
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Dylan with Sam Shepard
Rolling Thunder October 1975
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Dream Away Lodge, Becket MA
Nov. 7, 1975.
Lola Cohen, Rob Stoner, Bob Dylan, Scarlet Rivera, Arlo Guthrie, Allen Ginsberg.
They filmed scenes for Renaldo & Clara on their day off in the Berkshires.
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Lots of folks forgot that half of Television’s great solos were played by Richard Lloyd
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