Allison Weber — Ode to South Florida
“This is my homage to my home state of Florida performed for the wonderful people of Mill Valley, CA. If you’ve never been to South Florida, you need to know that mostly old, retired people live down there….and the majority is one particular kind of older person. 😉 Shout out Boca Raton!” – Allidaughter on YouTube Continue reading Allison Weber Performs an Ode to South Florida
If you said goodbye to me tonight
There would still be music left to write
What else could I do
I’m so inspired by you
That hasn’t happened for the longest time (C) 1984 SONY BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT Continue reading ‘What else could I do, I’m so inspired by you’
The 1960s in America will era of passion, politics, ‘yippies’ and youth in revolution. There was one man there to capture it all, in creative variations of iconic photographs ranging from rock stars to Timothy Leary, Abbie Hoffman and freedom loving yippies. Yes… Yippies. Read ‘Steal This Book’ 🙂 Enjoy! Exhibit continues through November 8th in Boca Raton, FL at ArtVision Exhibitions, LLC. Continue reading Robert Altman’s 60s: Rock, Roll and Revolution – Courtesy of ArtVision Exhibitions
When I get older I will be stronger
They’ll call me freedom, just like a wavin’ flag – K’naan singing ‘Wavin’ Flag’ off of the Troubadour LP
A Gulkin Gazette Little Ditty
Continue reading Just Like a Wavin Flag
FUGAZI – ‘Blueprint’
Fugazi on The Gulkin Gazette. Little Ditties. For those who enjoy copyright infringement, and intellectual property theft… And hopefully still enjoyed by the rest! 😉 -Alexandra E. Gulkin and/or Alex Press
(Fall 1987 – present)
Ian MacKaye – vocals, guitar
Guy Picciotto – vocals, guitar
Joe Lally – bass
Brendan Canty – drums Continue reading I’m Not Playing With You
Elvis Costello and Fiona Apple. I Want You. 2006.
One of the most talented and emotionally driven female recording artists and exception lyricist, Fiona Apple. In this clip, the natural talent in melancholy melodies with strong interludes of almost angered expression, are recognizable even in her very first composition. A gift that was seemingly existing in the artist even before her fingers met their first instrument. Continue reading Fiona Apple, Elvis Costello – “I Want You”
I was previously frustrated beyond rational belief in regards to the publishing of one of my personal all time top-five favorite songs. This was due to being denied embedding rights to the video footage of Phil Collins during Live Aid, Wembley Stadium, London, England, July 13, 1985 singing ‘Against All Odds (take a look at me now)’. Continue reading Against All Odds
The November gig where The Killers will be co-headlining is the Citrus Bowl Inaugural Orlando Calling Festive Celebration.as part of an impressive collection of performers (including the Raconteurs, Pete Yorn, Bob Segar and the Silver Bullet Band and the Pixies) at the Citrus Bowl Inaugural Orlando Calling Festive Celebration.-Little Ditties, The Gulkin Gazette. Continue reading The Killers ‘Live from Abbey Road’ Perform ‘Romeo and Juliet’: Justice to a Dire Straits Classic
The Gulkin Gazette. Little Ditties. The Wannadies. You and Me Song. Swedish Pop Punk. Continue reading Viva Las Vegas
Elton John with Guns ‘N Roses – November Rain Continue reading Even Cold November Rain
Songwriters: Morrissey, Steven, Marr, Johnny, “Sing Me To Sleep”, ‘The Smiths’
FlickChart Review on Sucker Punch
Little Ditties Entry by The Gulkin Gazette. Alex Press.
Continue reading The Smiths: Musical Discovery via Sucker Punch Movie
Jackson Browne sings These Days.
Niko cover featured in The Royal Tenenbaums By Wes Anderson Continue reading “I got a pretty bad case of cancer.”
Simple Minds perform ‘Don’t You (forget About Me)’
Live Aid 1985 at Wembley Stadium
And Love’s Strange, So Real in the Dark- AlexGulkinGazette.com Continue reading Strange So Real in the Dark
‘I Still Miss Someone’ By: Bobby Dylan and Johnny Cash Nashville, TN 1969 Continue reading The Dylan/Cash Sessions *Circa 1969*
Otis “Ray” Redding, Jr sings “Sittin’ On The Dock of the Bay,” recorded in 1967 just 3 days before Otis Redding and the Bar-Kay’s tragic plane crash. This little ditty made it to the Billboard Top 100 Hundred Charts, and wasn’t even considered finished by the King of Soul prior to his tragic death at the age of 26. Continue reading Otis Redding… (A Love Lens)
