That Was The Week That Was

Here’s the LarkFest schedule.

Free downloads:

• B3nson Recording Company compilation (they’re hosting a stage at LarkFest, doncha know)
• Flashlight, the first single from Super 400’s new release, Sweet Fist
• The entire live recording of Jeebus’ show at Savannah’s on August 28

We remembered Jim Carroll and some of his local performances.

We also lost Mary Travers and remembered her in word and song.

We waxed nostalgic about Duck Soup and Uncle Tupelo.

Profile: Annea Lockwood: Take me to the river…
Profile: Peter Mulvey: Pedal pusher

LIVE: Albany’s All-America City Jazz Festival, 9/12/09
LIVE: Eric Alexander Quintet @ A Place For Jazz, 9/11/09
LIVE: The Boredoms @ EMPAC, 9/11/09

Artbeat: ArtBeat: Uncharted @ The University Art Museum at UAlbany

Interview: Reid Genauer of Assembly of Dust @ Revolution Hall, 9/18/09

FIVE FIRSTS: Tim Livingston of the Last Conspirators
FIVE FIRSTS: Aaron Smith of Scientific Maps

CD Review: RED HEN’s “Crossing”
CD Review: MAIA SHARP’s “Echo”

And don’t forget to mark your calender:

• Comin’ soon…
• Fall shows @ Sanctuary for Independent Media
• David Brickman’s Fall art exhibition preview.