Steve Katz

LOU REED: FREEING THE ROCK & ROLL ANIMAL

Steve KatzJanuary 23, 2019

When Steve Katz, late of Blood Sweat & Tears and the Blues Project, signed on to produce some Lou Reed albums, he discovered that there were two Lou Reeds. ...

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Paul Skinupski on COMPLIMENTS OF CHICAGO’S STREETSThat was fascinating , those cards should be in the Smithsonian.
Georganne on GARY PANTER: LIFE AFTER PUNK & PEE WEEAnother wasted opportunity to find out how he thinks, the real mojo that distinguishes him & sets an unreachable bar for his contemporaries. Instead we get the same old about who he knows and what they were like. I was hoping this fascination w celebrity had run its self into
Craig Regala on GARY PANTER: LIFE AFTER PUNK & PEE WEENice work. That just post 60s period is super interesting. I learned most of what I know from Forced Exposure, Curt Schreiber. There's a guy in Columbus that was poking around Jim Shepherds legacy to see if. He could pull a movie out if it. I thibk one of the
Paul Skinupski on MY BOYS: STERLING LORD ON JACK KEROUAC, LAWRENCE FERLINGHETTI AND KEN KESEYI'm guessing the Gerald Nicosia interview was pulled for legal reasons. I really enjoyed the article , loads of stuff I didn't know and came back for seconds to find it missing. I bought Memory Babe when it came out , it still stands as the best biography on Ti

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