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  1. It’s hard to believe that one year has passed since the death of Steve Morse, my colleague at The Boston Globe (Steve was the senior staff rock critic and a Globe writer dating back to 1975; and I met and grew to know him while a freelancing weekly contributor and columnist for 15 years). To mark the one-year anniversary of his passing, a tribute show and benefit for his son, Nick Morse, an autistic, non-verbal artist whom Steve was deeply connected to in his care and support, is being held this Sunday, Oct. 26, at the Regent Theatre in Arlington, MA. Unfortunately, while I won’t be able to travel to be there, I wanted to share the pertinent program information for anyone interested. Looks like a killer musical lineup. I think of Steve often, and am re-posting the tribute to him I wrote here in the wake of his passing. Among many memories and impressions you’ll read about, Steve was the first fellow journalist to welcome me to Boston when I arrived back in 1997 — something I appreciated and never let him forget. Oh, and here’s the link and details of Sunday’s show: https://regenttheatre.com/schedule/list/

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    Memories of Steve Morse (1948-2024): Hobnobbing with Bono, Saving the Stones (or, at least, my review), and House Party Heinekens

  2. RADIO CITY’S TRANSMISSIONS AT 50 AND BEYOND: A chat with Big Star’s co-founder/drummer Jody Stephens

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    All publicity and promotional photographs courtesy of Ardent Studios.

  3. THE WAY HE WAS: Robert Redford 1936-2025

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    Robert Redford, who died Tuesday at age 89, has always been one of my favorite movie stars for reasons that went beyond his blonde, blindlingly handsome visage and golden boy cool.

  4. SEPARATING THE WHEAT FROM THE CHAFF: A Goodbye and a Reclamation

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    This is a preface, and a piece, I never thought I’d share.

  5. Memories of Steve Morse (1948-2024): Hobnobbing with Bono, Saving the Stones (or, at least, my review), and House Party Heinekens

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    How many people can boast about having Bono (a rock star so famous he only needs one name) attend their retirement party?

  6. Meditations On Memory and a Short (Story) Announcement

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    To my “RPM: Life In Analog” subscribers, frequent or occasional readers of my writing, or anyone who may have stumbled upon this page and decided to have a look around, I’m delighted to report that my memoir piece, “The Calm Hiss of Bided Time,” has been…

  7. FROM PANTHERS TO POT TO POETRY: John Sinclair’s Life In Song and Sentences

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    I was saddened to hear of the passing this week of the writer, blues historian, political activist, and marijuana advocate John Sinclair, at the age of 82.

  8. IT WAS 60 YEARS AGO TODAY, THE BAND TAUGHT THE WORLD TO PLAY: Reflections on Getting The Beatles Bug A Decade After Feb. 9, 1964

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    Friday marked the 60th anniversary of the Beatles’ seismic, game-changing appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show, on February 9, 1964.

  9. THE SWEET SOUNDS OF HEAVEN: Rolling Home With Hackney Diamonds

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    I was driving home early one Friday morning through the back roads of Pennsylvania, listening to rock ‘n’ roll music on the niche-specific Sirius radio station, when a voice came on and said, “I hear the sweet sounds of heaven …” Which, to my ears, was ak…

  10. A LION, A COBRA, A PHOENIX FROM THE FLAME: Sinead O’Connor (1966-2023)

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    When my wife and I watched the superb 2022 Sinead O’Connor documentary, “Nothing Compares,” a month or so ago, my ultimate takeaway — besides being struck, again, by Sinead’s singularly arresting voice, artistic fearlessness, and political courage in spea…