Totally Fuzzy — Beehive Candy said... Tom Tom Club - Detroit 2001 (full set mp3@160kbps). http://www.beehivecandy.com Only Good Song said... Frankfurt City Blues Band meets Alexis Korner and Lousiana Red - 1986 (live) http://onlygoodsong.blogspot.com noisejunction... more info

Guardian Music — Who says the old media are dead? Last week's Rajar results and some excellent radio argue the opposite, says Miranda SawyerJust a small gloat for radio before we start: Rajar's quarterly figures show audiences up up UP for this quarter (April-June), ... more info

Totally Fuzzy — jeffen said... Fastbacks/Gas Huffer split 7 (1991) http://musicruinedmylife.blogspot.com Radio Free Wohlman said... Transmission 3610 There was a time that hitchhiking was a safe and accepted means of transportation. Let's go back to that care-free ... more info

NME — 'Thank You For Your Love' is due out on August 24 more info

Stereogum — As mentioned yesterday, Antony & The Johnsons are releasing Thank You For Your Love in advance of Swanlights. The 5-song EP includes Swanlights‘ “Thank You For Your Love,” those Bob Dylan (Feat. Kevin Barker) and John Lennon (in collaboration w... more info

Time — Two young runaways explore a color-saturated Dublin in Lance Daly's ode to Ireland, youth and Bob Dylan more info

Stereogum — Antony & The Johnson’s Swanlights is out in October. Before then, he’s releasing the five-song Thank You For Your Love, which includes the Swanlights song that gives the EP its name along with The Crying Light bonus track “My Lord My Love,” a... more info

AOL Music — (Aug. 3) -- Every protest movement needs a theme song. In the 60s, antiwar demonstrators sang along to tunes by Bob Dylan and Creedence Clearwater Revival. Legendary trumpet player Hugh Masekela energized South Africa's anti-apartheid struggle with "... more info

ContactMusic — Paintings by iconic musicians JIMI HENDRIX and BOB DYLAN are set to go under the hammer at an auction in Britain.A psychedelic image of a snake, painted by the Purple... more info

All About Jazz — Writing about the songs of Van Morrison is rightly seen as something of a paradox. Perhaps that's because, for all his scholarly use of multiple musical styles and his references to Yeats and Joyce, the Belfast Cowboy's work is more sensual than it i... more info