Showing posts with label Robbie Dupree. Show all posts
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Dec 20, 2013

Five By Five: Year End Favorites, Part 2


I put out the call to some friends for a simple list of five favorites from the year...anything: events, concerts, recordings, personal moments, whatever. The title is in honor of the first responder, Andrew Loog Oldham, being inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. A big congratulations to him! And also a special shout out to my favorite fashion illustrator, Jennifer Lilya. She's got a book deal! This is the second of three installments. 


 
Robbie Dupree - Top 5 Best films of this Century:

No Country For Old Men
Inglorious Bastards
Hugo
Vicki Christina Barcelona
There Will Be Blood 

 

 

Jennifer Lilya - Top 5 for 2013:

1. Icon Inspiration: The triumphant return of Kathleen Hanna: The Punk Singer movie, the release of 
The Riot Grrrl Collection & The Julie Ruin album and tour.

2. Art Book: Bold, Beautiful & Damned. Classic 80s fashion illustration by the late Tony Viramontes. Delicious, perfect, traditional art.

3. Love & Beauty: Laurie Anderson's perfectly written obituary for Lou Reed. Pure magic in loss.

4. Live Music: Billy Idol at the Capitol Theater in Port Chester. Front row, of course. 58 years old and hotter than ever.

5. Personal Achievement: Getting a book deal & subsequently working virtually non-stop all year long. My step-by-step fashion illustration book and instructional videos will be released in Fall 2014 by North Light Books. Yay!




Tony Fletcher - Top 5 Books I Read in 2013:

Run Wild by Boff Whalley
Present Shock by Douglas Rushkoff
Red Army Faction Blues by Ada Wilson


 








Dan Selzer - Top 6 most played songs added to iTunes within the last year:


1. Clio - Faces
2. Fleetwood Mac - Albatross
3. Holden - The Caterpillar's Intervention
4. Alex Fergusson - Stay With Me Tonight
5. Laughing Clowns - Eternally Yours
6. Sensational Creed - Nocturnal Operations








 
Jason Gross - Top 6 things that I hate about "Inside Llewyn Davis":

1. The person it's modeled after, Dave Von Ronk, is infinitely more interesting that the title character.
2. The title character himself is such a self-righteous, empty, blasé wretch that he dishonors Von Ronk's memory
3. Little in the film shows you what an interesting, vibrant scene that was going on in Greenwich Village at the time
4. Even though the musical movement was very political, you'd never know that from the movie
5. What's probably the worst Coen Brothers movie is also their mostly highly praised one that's already getting Oscar talk
6. The most interesting character is a cat. The people who you'd want to know more about (the driver and the club owner) get shafted for screen time.

Dec 4, 2012

Stupefied: The Robbie Dupree Playlist


Don't get caught sleeping by Robbie Dupree...he'll knock you on your ass. Believe me, I know. The singer/songwriter took some time out from studying the sweet science & making the best red sauce this side of the Atlantic to share his personal top 20 with me...His latest release, The Arc of A Romance EP (available here) is an excellent little collection of choice cover tunes itself, and highly recommended.


http://www.robbiedupree.com/



01. The Beach Boys - God Only Knows
(02. The Beatles - She's Leaving Home)
03. James Taylor - You Make It Easy
04. It's A Man's Man's Man's World
05. The Blue Nile - Tinseltown In The Rain
06. Joni Mitchell - A Case of You
07. Marvin Gaye - Distant Lover
08. Stevie Wonder - Living For The City
09. The Flamingos - I Only Have Eyes For You
10. Steely Dan - Aja
11. The Band - Whispering Pines
12. Earth Wind & Fire - That's The Way of the World
13. The Cars - Drive
14. David Bowie - Disco King
15. Rolling Stones - Street Fighting Man
16. Lou Reed - Walk on the Wild Side
17. Sly & The Family Stone - Family Affair
18. Jimi Hendrix - If 6 was 9
19. Jimi Hendrix - Wind Cries Mary
20. Richie Havens - San Francisco Bay Blues
21. The Motels - Suddenly Last Summer

May 22, 2010

Robbie Dupree on the Jimmy Fallon Show

My buddy, Robbie Dupree, played the Jimmy Fallon show last night and sounded great. I'm proud to know him. After watching "Steal Away" below, click over to the Fallon show website for a web exclusive of Robbie performing "Lucky" from his latest album, Time & Tide.

Buy his music on iTunes, Amazon, or eMusic.

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