Harold Lepidus

Friedman on SiriusXM’s Beatles’ channel, Baldwin on Howard Stern, reveal new information about Bob Dylan If you’ve been listening to SiriusXM lately, you may have heard some interesting news about Bob Dylan. On the satellite station’s Fab Fourum program, broadcast on The Beatles Channel (18), Texas singer-songwriter,

Note: This article was orignally posted on examiner.com on November 18, 2014. Since that website no longer exists, I'm reposting it here. Copyright 2014 by Harold Lepidus. Reposted by permission. On Thursday afternoon, I was fortunate enough to attend musician Robyn Hitchcock’s talk and performance at

Even for an artist as consistently productive and aesthetically satisfying as psychedelic folk troubadour Robyn Hitchcock has been over the past four decades, 2017 was an especially rewarding year. For those paying attention, Hitchcock is seemingly everywhere - in concert, in print, participating in podcasts, radio programs, cable TV, music

Dylan and Petty got each other’s mojo back through writing, recording, and touring Tom Petty was more than just a Heartbreaker. He didn’t act like a superstar, although he certainly was qualified to do so. Under the radar, Tom Petty was also a collaborator, a supporter of young

Five years ago, Bob Dylan warned of the dangers of ignoring racism in America Happy birthday to Bob Dylan, who was born on May 24, 1941, and once said in an interview, “When I was a boy, Harry Truman was president. Who’d want to be Harry Truman?” During Dylan’