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The Vinyl Countdown # 1874

Woody Allen, Woody Allen (1966) It’s very easy for people who haven’t followed the work of Woody Allen to come down on him for the personal stories that have made the press. You can frown on him all...

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The Vinyl Countdown # 1727

Eric Weissberg and Steve Mandell, Duelling Banjos from the original soundtrack of Deliverance (1973) Eric Weissberg is a journeyman player – forever known for his contribution to the soundtrack to the...

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The Vinyl Countdown # 1478

V/A, Hannah And Her Sisters [OST] (1986) I loved this film but I’ve only seen it the one time; unusual for me as the Woody Allen films I love usually get two or three watches, minimum. But hey, there’s...

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The Vinyl Countdown # 1363

V/A, The Purple Rose of Cairo [OST] (1985) I was working in a video store way back – pre-DVD – and so it was a good time to go through all the Woody Allen films I hadn’t already seen (I started...

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David Sedaris: Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls

Let’s Explore Diabetes With Owls: Essays, etc… David Sedaris Little, Brown In terms of creative non-fiction, personal essays and cataloguing folly and foibles it’s David Sedaris. He’s top of the list....

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Luke Haines: Rock and Roll Animals

Luke Haines Rock and Roll Animals Cherry Red/Southbound Only a cunt like Luke Haines would make an album like Rock and Roll Animals. Notice I said would rather than could. Almost anyone could give it a...

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Blue Jasmine: Film

Blue Jasmine Director: Woody Allen Gravier Productions/Sony Pictures Classics Woody Allen is on a roll again it would seem – first with Match Point (that brought in a few people new to Woody’s...

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The Bryan Ferry Orchestra: The Jazz Age

The Bryan Ferry Orchestra The Jazz Age BMG Bryan Ferry loves to perform covers – half of his solo albums are covers sets; he’s even covered himself before – taking Roxy Music material and re-recording...

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R.I.P. Gordon Willis

Sad to hear of the death of Gordon Willis. I don’t know a whole lot about the world of cinema’s “Prince of Darkness” but the way he used shadows, the way he framed films – he played a big part in my...

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Magic in the Moonlight: Film

Magic in the Moonlight Director: Woody Allen Dippermouth/Gravier Productions Magic in the Moonlight is a bit of a turkey, it’s to Blue Jasmine as Scoop was to Match Point; in fact it’s almost just...

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Authors I Admire: #8 Tom Robbins

“’Magnificent!’ exclaimed John Paul Ziller, pronouncing the word like he was a Kansas City intellectual describing the Louvre to his sister-in-law who’d called to tell him to bring his vacation slides...

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Luke Haines: Rock and Roll Animals

Luke Haines Rock and Roll Animals Cherry Red/Southbound Only a cunt like Luke Haines would make an album like Rock and Roll Animals. Notice I said would rather than could. Almost anyone could give it a...

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Blue Jasmine: Film

Blue Jasmine Director: Woody Allen Gravier Productions/Sony Pictures Classics Woody Allen is on a roll again it would seem – first with Match Point (that brought in a few people new to Woody’s...

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The Bryan Ferry Orchestra: The Jazz Age

The Bryan Ferry Orchestra The Jazz Age BMG Bryan Ferry loves to perform covers – half of his solo albums are covers sets; he’s even covered himself before – taking Roxy Music material and re-recording...

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R.I.P. Gordon Willis

Sad to hear of the death of Gordon Willis. I don’t know a whole lot about the world of cinema’s “Prince of Darkness” but the way he used shadows, the way he framed films – he played a big part in my...

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Magic in the Moonlight: Film

Magic in the Moonlight Director: Woody Allen Dippermouth/Gravier Productions Magic in the Moonlight is a bit of a turkey, it’s to Blue Jasmine as Scoop was to Match Point; in fact it’s almost just...

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Authors I Admire: #8 Tom Robbins

“’Magnificent!’ exclaimed John Paul Ziller, pronouncing the word like he was a Kansas City intellectual describing the Louvre to his sister-in-law who’d called to tell him to bring his vacation slides...

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The Best Guitarist in The World: # 9 – Django Reinhardt

He died right around the time my mother was born – and I read all about him in a guitar magazine when I was 13. He was my hero. I bought tapes and listened to anything I could find – it was Django...

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Irrational Man: Film

Irrational Man Director: Woody Allen Gravier Productions Woody Allen is in a holding pattern. He knows it – he’s been there before, will be there again (may never get out of this current one actually)....

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Jesse Eisenberg: Bream Gives Me Hiccups & Other Stories

Bream Gives Me Hiccups & Other Stories Jesse Eisenberg Grove Press Jesse Eisenberg has built up an impressive list of film credits now – a couple of breakout moments and he’s more than just a...

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