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Music at Home: Behind the British Invasion Music at Home: Behind the British Invasion 10 classic songs by black artists that were covered by British Invasion bands, from the Beatles to the Stones Angie Martoccio, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail When the British Invasion arrived in America in the mid-1960s, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and other bands introduced songs like “Little Red Rooster” and “Road Runner” to American teenagers who assumed they were originals. In fact, those bands’ catalogs were full of American R&B and blues classics from years in the past, originally wri...

Kevin L. Jones February 17, 2021Updated: February 22, 2021, 7:30 am Paul O’Neill’s 2021 Levi’s Vintage line Loose Fix was inspired by the music of Manchester, England, bands like the Happy Mondays. Photo: Levi's Vintage Clothing One truth about the fashion industry that Paul O’Neill has learned over his decades in the business is that it stops for nothing or no one. In his role as head designer for Levi’s Vintage Clothing, O’Neill needs to come up with a new collection every six months — no matter what. “There’s no, ‘It’ll come out when it’s ready.’ It h...

Feb. 11, 1886: The Comet informed readers, “The Johnson City Machine Shop has just finished overhauling one of the Narrow Gauge engines. It made its first trip to Cranberry Monday

The Auschwitz Report by Peter Bebjak BRATISLAVA: The COVID-19 pandemic led to the closure of cinemas and to a number of measures restricting filming and travel for coproduction teams in 2020. However, Slovak filmmakers managed to complete 28 films, while distributors released 20 domestic titles. After new amendments to the Audiovisual Law had been approved in September 2019, the cash rebate increased from 20% to 33% starting 1 January 2020. A total of 45 projects registered for the 33% cash rebate at the Slovak Audiovisual Fund in 2020, compared to 30 in 2019. PRODUCTION A tota...

56:21 Selwyn Birchwood's third album for Alligator Records is called Living in a Burning House. We kick off tonight's show with a sample from that. Selwyn Birchwood just kind of sounds dangerous - his guitar playing, his gravelly baritone voice and his bari sax driven horn section just make his album Living in a Burning House sound like the Evel Knievel of blues bands. It's cool... just don't let kids listen! Well put the little ones to bed and tune in to hear from Birchwood, The Black Keys and a classic from Magic Sam on this episode of the TOB. Tags: