Tag: psychedelic

Hot Half Dozen – Raye, Chika Di, Reyna Tropical and Xiuhtezcatl, Texas Tornados, Linzae Lir, Lynda

Where is My Husband! single by Raye. A very up-tempo song that fuses several strands of Raye’s style into a brassy, almost show-tune-meets-R&B production, meets rapid rap. The song is about a...

Music Sin Fronteras: Country Jose McDonald died Saturday. Long live Country Joe

Country Jose McDonald died yesterday, Saturday, March 7, 2026, in Berkeley, California.  I saw  Country Jose many times during the 60’s:  at the Fantasy Fair and Magic Mountain Music Festival, June 1967,...

Hot Half Dozen: BINX, Say She She, Rubio, La Garfield and Maria Centano, Large (Jamie Hilsden), Regina Blandon

'23Roads Away from Rodeo Drive, 'single by BINX.  This is a different BINX;  more singer-songwriter, less pop.  It works.  She pulls you in with a mesmerizing guitar and then holds you with...

Music Sin Fronteras: Get to know BALTHVS

I never liked the description of BALTHVS as a psychedelic rock band.  I grew up with psychedelic rock bands with names like  The Doors, Jefferson Airplane, Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, The Jimi...

Hot Half Dozen: Brian Wilson, Sly and the Family Stone, Eljudi, Kris Angelis, Francisca Valenzuela, Dámaris Bojor

First, RIP to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys and Sly Stone, who both died recently at the age of 82. Wilson was the leader and chief songwriter of The Beach Boys...

Hot Half Dozen: Andy Bell with Debbie Harry, Carolina Oliveras, Mon Laferte, Vivir Quintana, Jessy Bulbo, Zoelle

Hearts a Liar, single by Andy Bell with Debbie Harry. From the forthcoming album Ten Crowns, the song chronicles deep loss.  “You said I’d always be in your heart / Your heart’s...

Music Sin Fronteras: ArabLab makes Middle East-Mexican fusion magic at the CCAR 

Saturday night Lakeside music fans were treated to what I think is best described as a Middle-East experimental fusion jam band, ArabLab, which created a magical evening that transported attendees to the...

Hot Half Dozen: Emilie Clepper , Maggie Szabo, Ed Maverick, Doris Anahi, Libni Casher, Paty Cantu

The Family Record, album by Emilie Clepper.  From the heavy, deeply emotional “Someplace Like Heaven” to the upbeat and cheeky “Steel My Car,”  Emilie brings us a mix of country, blues, old...
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