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Kubernik: Travis Pike—Continuing the Journey
I have worked with songwriter, singer, record producer, author and filmmaker Travis Pike for nearly 20 years. Last decade he published 1964 – 1974: A Decade of Odd Tales and ... -
Kubernik: New Bob Marley Film to Be Released
Photo by Heather Harris Bob Marley And The Wailers' seminal first release on Island Records, Catch A Fire, universally regarded as the album that put reggae music on the global ... -
Kubernik: The Association's Terry Kirkman, Dead at 83
Terry Kirkman, singer-songwriter and founding member of the Association died on Sunday of congestive heart failure. He was 83. I saw the Association 12 times from 1966-1980. Delightful. Some ... -
Kubernik: The Last Waltz
The Grammy Museum in downtown Los Angeles will continue their Reel To Reel series with a screening of The Last Waltz. It will be followed by a panel discussion with ... -
Kubernik: The Doors 'Live at the Matrix 1967'
"You forget in the Summer of Love there is the Vietnam War on everyone’s mind. San Francisco was quiet. They stared at us like we were from Mars. We knew ... -
Kubernik: Barry White – Rocker and Disco Icon
Barry White: An Appreciation of a Rocker and Disco Icon From his hitmaking '70s heyday until his untimely passing in 2003, Barry White set an unmatched standard for sexy, seductive, ... -
Kubernik: R.I.P. Robbie Robertson
I saw The Band in concert 8 times, including three Bob Dylan/Band Inglewood Forum shows on the 1974 tour, and attended The Last Waltz. In January 2017 I was invited ... -
Kubernik: Stones "Gimme Shelter" / Forty Licks
The Rolling Stones Forty Licks will be available for the first time on vinyl via UMe. The collection houses, for the first time, the cherished hits and album tracks from ... -
Kubernik: Mick Jagger Turns 80! 'Forty Licks' on Vinyl
The Rolling Stones Forty Licks will be available for the first time on vinyl via UMe. The collection houses, for the first time, the cherished- loved hits and ... -
Kubernik: The Big T.N.T. Show & The T.A.M.I. Show
"Some people point to JFK's assassination or the Beatles on The Ed Sullivan Show or maybe Dylan going electric as the birth of the mythic sixties, but for me it's ...
