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By Keefer May 6, 2021 1965 - Mick Jagger and Keith Richards, while staying in a hotel in Clearwater, Fla., worked out the opening guitar riff of what would become the song "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction", following Richard's purchase of a Gibson fuzz box earlier that day. The riff came to Keith right before he called it a night. He rolled tape in his hotel room and woke up the next morning with the foundation to the future classic. (Photo by Scott Gries/Getty Images) 1966 - Working at Abbey Road studios in London, The Beatles recorded overdubs on 'I'm Only Sleeping'. The song features the th...
The Martha's Vineyard Times Island poet laureate Jill Jupen says, “It’s all things Bob Dylan all the time” around her house right now, as she diligently prepares to offer a two-part, interactive program where she will delve into Dylan’s work — its breadth and depth, its evolution, and its legacy for troubled times. Dylan, born Robert Zimmerman, began performing folk songs in coffeehouses, renaming himself after the Welsh poet Dylan Thomas. He has been recognized by many greats over the years, including Allen Ginsberg, who called him the greatest poet of the second half o...
Fact Residency: Blackhaine Fact Residency: Blackhaine Bringing the same visceral energy to music, movement, poetry and performance, Blackhaine has proven himself to be a vital new voice. Listen to what he has to say. For multidisciplinary artist, MC and choreographer Tom Heyes, Blackhaine is both an artistic alias and shorthand for the “dark, hateful place” that his work is channelled from. Approaching sound, image, movement and poetry with the same visceral energy, Heyes seeks to transform the grey, bleak landscapes he associates with his birthplace of Lancashire and his native Mancheste...