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Critic's Notebook: 'The Smile Sessions' puts puzzle together
![Forty-five years ago this week at United Western Recorders, near Sunset and Vine in Los Angeles, Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks, along with a radio interviewer, were hanging out in a studio with a grand piano, a microphone and a work in progress called "Heroes and Villains."](http://www.latimes.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/65835705-03121755.jpg "Forty-five years ago this week at United Western Recorders, near Sunset and Vine in Los Angeles, Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks, along with a radio interviewer, were hanging out in a studio with a grand piano, a microphone and a work in progress called "Heroes and Villains.\"")
Forty-five years ago this week at United Western Recorders, near Sunset and Vine in Los Angeles, Brian Wilson and Van Dyke Parks, along with a radio interviewer, were hanging out in a studio with a grand piano, a microphone and a work in progress called...Tags: Capitol Records, Arts and Culture, The Beach Boys, Science, Popular Music (genre)
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Talking Heads' Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth screen Chronology in Fairfield on Nov. 21
![<span style="font-size: medium;">New York City, not the sanitized, post-Giuliani one-percenter playground but its grittier, darker 1970s precursor, is on the minds of a lot of people these days, from <em>Vanity Fair</em> writer James Wolcott, whose memoir <em>Lucking Out: My Life Getting Down and Semi-Dirty in Seventies New York</em> chronicles the era, to Queens native Will Hermes, who recently published <em>Love Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years in New York That Changed Music Forever</em>. (There’s also Patti Smith’s 2010 <em>Just Kids</em>, her tribute to the city whose music — along with her own — helped define the decade.)</span>](http://media.trb.com/media/thumbnails/story/2011-11/378812200-14081934.jpg "<span style="font-size: medium;\">New York City, not the sanitized, post-Giuliani one-percenter playground but its grittier, darker 1970s precursor, is on the minds of a lot of people these days, from <em>Vanity Fair</em> writer James Wolcott, whose memoir <em>Lucking Out: My Life Getting Down and Semi-Dirty in Seventies New York</em> chronicles the era, to Queens native Will Hermes, who recently published <em>Love Goes to Buildings on Fire: Five Years in New York That Changed Music Forever</em>. (There’s also Patti Smith’s 2010 <em>Just Kids</em>, her tribute to the city whose music — along with her own — helped define the decade.)</span>")
New York City, not the sanitized, post-Giuliani one-percenter playground but its grittier, darker 1970s precursor, is on the minds of a lot of people these days, from Vanity Fair writer James Wolcott, whose memoir Lucking Out: My Life Getting Down and...Tags: Arts and Culture, Movies, Fairfield Theatre Company, Music, Entertainment Events
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Composer Philip Glass joins Occupy Lincoln Center protest
Culture MonsterIn a move as theatrical as it was inevitable (the opera that was "occupied": Philip Glass' 1980 work, “Satyagraha,” about the early life of Mahatma Gandhi) more than 200 protesters -- including Glass - gathered outside the Metropolitan Opera... -
Music review: Ravi Shankar at Walt Disney Concert Hall
Culture MonsterRavi Shankar, at 91, performing at Walt Disney Concert Hall Thursday night, gave a thrilling, flabbergasting demonstrated that the meaning of modern legend. Mark Swed reviews.... -
Music review: Tim Fain's 'Portals' at the Broad Stage
Culture MonsterTim Fain's "Portals" is a multi-media violin recital experiment which reached the West Coast Sunday at the Broad Stage and included the premiere of Philip Glass solo Partita. The experiment failed, the music and the extraordinary violinist didn't.... -
Monster Mash: Jazz musician Pete Rugolo dies; Alice Walton's DUI
Culture MonsterPete Rugolo, the jazz composer and arranger, has died at 95. Alice Walton, the Wal-Mart heiress behind the Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, was recently arrested for driving under the influence.... -
Music review: Jacaranda revives obscure Philip Glass choral work
Culture MonsterMark Swed review a rare performance of Philip Glass' "Another Look at Harmony, Part 4" by Jacaranda in Santa Monica on Sunday.... -
$300,000 grant funds Long Beach Opera's new series 'Outer Limits'
Culture MonsterLong Beach Opera will launch a new series of programs thanks to a three-year grant from the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.... -
Music review: A Górecki tribute from Jacaranda
Culture MonsterMark Swed reviews the Jacaranda tribute to Henryk Górecki on the first anniversary of his death. Included was the Calder Quartet's gorgeous account of the Second Quartet.... -
Brooklyn Rider adventurous and exciting at Williams Center
Lehigh Valley MusicBy Steve Siegel Special to The Morning Call From Beethoven to the bossa nova is quite a stretch, but the adventurous string quartet Brooklyn Rider managed to pull it off Tuesday evening at the Williams Center. The eclectic program also...... -
Long Beach Opera to present works by Michael Nyman, Osvaldo Golijov
Culture MonsterWorks by Michael Nyman, Osvaldo Golijov included in Long Beach Opera's new season... -
Big Sur's Henry Miller Memorial Library celebrates anniversary with a season featuring Fleet Foxes, MGMT, Philip Glass
Pop & HissBig Sur's Henry Miller Library has booked an excellent lineup of summer/fall shows including Fleet Foxes, Explosions in the Sky and Philip Glass conducting "Dracula."...
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