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COMIC-CON 2010: He's Chevy Chase, dotty comedy legend on 'Community,' and you're not
Show TrackerHappy to report that Chevy Chase is still keeping it weird. Where the act ends and the real Chevy begins is hard to say. Chase made the odd eminence grise on the loopy panel for NBC's sitcom "Community" at the...... -
Ben Keith, Neil Young's steel guitarist: 1937-2010
Pop & HissBen Keith, the veteran steel guitarist who played on Patsy Clineâs 1961 hit âI Fall to Piecesâ before befriending Neil Young and going on to play on more than a dozen of the Canadian rocker's albums, has died. He was...... -
Two mayors make Jerry Brown look traditional
The mayor of Los Angeles has another girlfriend, we learned last week. Like a previous one, whose presence inspired the breakup of his marriage, she is a newscaster; she had a bikini shot on her website -- at least before it was blocked.
The actress wife...Tags: Adultery, Politics, Antonio Villaraigosa, White House, George W. Bush
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L.A. Story
Rock stars, Jazzers, Pachucos...they may have grown up somewhere else quaint, like Sandusky, Ohio, or Canada, but they made their mark herelived, created and died here. Music is as much a part of the L.A. legacy as film and television. From the bebop...Tags: Miles Davis, Broadway Theater, Civil Rights, James Brown, Christianity
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Ben Keith dies at 73; steel guitarist known for work with Neil Young
Ben Keith, a veteran steel guitarist who played on Patsy Cline's 1961 hit "I Fall to Pieces" before befriending Neil Young and going on to play on more than a dozen of the Canadian rocker's albums, has died. He was 73.
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FOR THE...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Recording Studios, Heart and Circulatory System, Willie Nelson, Heart Attack
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Kenny Edwards dies at 64; guitarist-singer played key role in Linda Ronstadt's emergence
Kenny Edwards, a founding member of the Stone Poneys country-rock band that launched Linda Ronstadt's career and a valued supporting guitarist and singer for Stevie Nicks, Don Henley and numerous others, died Wednesday after battling cancer and a blood...Tags: Buffalo Springfield (music group), Career and Workplace, Don Henley, Stevie Nicks, Chemotherapy
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Her phyllo rolls were Elektra-fying
Nina Lamb may be partially responsible for some of the greatest rock music ever recorded. Her contribution? Cheese-and-spinach phyllo rolls.
"The Doors would go into their studio to rehearse or record," Lamb says, "and they'd get hungry and they'd call...Tags: Kris Kristofferson, Alcoholic Beverages, Harry Chapin, Comerica Inc., Bars and Clubs
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Kate McGarrigle dies at 63; Canadian folk singer and songwriter
Kate McGarrigle, the Canadian singer and songwriter who, with her sister Anna, recorded a string of critically acclaimed albums of literate and wistfully romantic homespun songs and then became the proud matriarch of an extended folk-rock-pop musical...Tags: Judy Garland, Rufus Wainwright, Bars and Clubs, Canada, Family
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The path to success is no longer labeled
One in a series of occasional articles
The Troubadour, awash on a recent night in indigo light and chiming guitars, doesn't look all that different than it did in the 1970s, when music history plugged in to the club's stage amps and earned the tiny...Tags: Indie (genre), Live Nation, Elton John, Twitter, Inc., Mos Def
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Linda Ronstadt on Kate McGarrigle: 'A complete original'
Pop & HissIt couldnât have been more than 10 minutes -- perhaps as little as five -- after I put in a request Tuesday with Linda Ronstadtâs manager to ask if she wanted to comment on the passing a day earlier of...... -
Same difference: The Watson Twins get louder, livelier on 'Talking to You'
Pop & HissThe Watson Twins have always been about creating a mood. Skilled in the art of the harmony, the Los Angeles-based duo have specialized in a more meditative brand of Southern soul, one in which their two voices have been locked...... -
How to be a rock star: Moving beyond the labels
Brand XThe Troubadour, awash on a recent night in indigo light and chiming guitars, doesn't look all that different than it did in the 1970s, when music history plugged in to the club's stage amps and earned the tiny West Hollywood venue the audacity to...
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