In case you couldn't make it: Keith Morris & Friends at Fingerprints

Here is the full performance from Fingerprints of Keith Morris, Jack Grisham, Chris D., and Iris Berry

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Sheila E. at Newport Hyatt

Definitely not the greatest quality recording, but blame that on the venue. This is mostly lower middle-class UI middle-class swinging singles trying to one up each other with their portfolios and their acquisitions (as well as trying to pick up). Even though the venue is tiny, I was still relegated to the last row. Regardless, I just had to start recording this because Sheila E was going off on somewhat of a 20 minute medley of Prince songs. It was pretty phenomenal and once-in-a-lifetime. Actually I'm seeing her again tonight so maybe I'll get a second in a lifetime sales. Regardless, enjoy.... Or at least try to enjoy above the din.

In case you couldn't make it...Jackson Browne at Segerstrom Hall May 6, 2016

Jackson had a packed house captivated for two hours. Here are both sets for your enjoyment:

Set One

Set Two

In case you couldn't make it...Cadillac Tramps at Coach House March 25, 2016

Well, if you missed it you missed it, but thanks to me you can experience it... Cadillac Tramps doing yet another life affirming show at the Coach House.

While you're at it, check out this in-studio interview we did with the band at KUCI: click here

In case you couldn't make it...The Cult at the Grammy Museum

This is the Cult at the Grammy Museum in conversation and performance. Warning: It gets loud!

In Case You Couldn't Make It: Patti Smith performing Horses at the Wiltern 1/10/16

Patti put in a stellar performance at the Wiltern, which I captured here. She played the full "Horses", then a potpourri of songs. The capture is great in some parts and others flutter...but at least you can hear it. Sadly, David Bowie was not recognized on the "Elegie" tribute because he was still alive at the point. It was moving nonetheless.

Steve Jones with Dave Grohl discussing Bowie and Lemmy

Steve Jones was having Dave Grohl on Jonesy's Jukebox to talk about Lemmy, but it also turned into a Bowie tribute. Barely an interruption, so this is close to his allotted 2 hour slot. The picture that accompanies this is not Steve Jones but Sid Vicious, with a Bowie shirt on. It comes from this interesting article.

Rodney on the ROQ Bowie birthday tribute/memorial (with Elvis)

Every year in the first two weeks of the year, Rodney does his David Bowie/Elvis birthday tribute. This year, seeing as how David Bowie passed away on the day that the show was going to be broadcast, it is also a memorial tribute to David Bowie and his genius. Rodney has deep history with Bowie, so his show is always a treasure to listen to.