By Steve Newton One of the best concerts I've ever seen was Neil Young & Crazy Horse at the Pacific Coliseum on April 17, 1991. That was seven months after the band had released its stellar album, Ragged Glory, and it was kicking major ass, with Young accompanied by rhythm guitarist Frank Sampedro, bassist Billy … Continue reading Randy Bachman raves about seeing Neil Young & Crazy Horse last night
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Jeffrey Hatcher plans to take the brotherly Big Beat everywhere
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED ON MARCH 10, 1989 By Steve Newton Rock critics and rock musicians don't always see eye-to-eye. It's the critic's job to point out the flaws he sees in the musician's work, and the musician's job to say he doesn't give a damn. But once in a while the relationship is beneficial for one … Continue reading Jeffrey Hatcher plans to take the brotherly Big Beat everywhere
Jet Set Satellite connects with high-octane hit “Best Way to Die”
ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED IN THE GEORGIA STRAIGHT, MAY 11, 2000 By Steve Newton Kids these days. They rarely seem able to deliver the kind of energizing tunes needed to get this jaded guitar-rock junkie’s blood apumpin’. But Winnipeggers Trevor Tuminski and Dave Swiecicki, aka Jet Set Satellite, are another story. Their three-minute blast of high-octane riff … Continue reading Jet Set Satellite connects with high-octane hit “Best Way to Die”