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The End by Alejandro Escovedo from the album Thirteen Years ... Source: www.npr.org --- 25 days ago
Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews Real Animal, the new album by Austin, Texas-based underground legend Alejandro Escovedo. ... Source: www.npr.org --- 31 days ago
Since the early '90s, Escovedo's solo albums have quietly cast him as an artist of note. He's come a long way since his bands Rank And File and True Believers, which both looked at roots-rock music in new ways yet only achieved cult status. Slowly but surely, Escovedo is getting his due. ... Source: www.crooksandliars.com --- 3 days ago
I’ll dial up some lame, emo crap later. I promise.But just for right now…Alejandro Escoved performs “Always a Friend” with David Pulkingham from Escovedo’s, “Real Animal“. ...
Source: trailblazersblog.dallasnews.com --- 11 days ago
Austin's Alejandro Escovedo rocked the house at the Pepsi Center on Tuesday night. Following a speech by Chicago's button-down congressman Rahm Emanuel that was something of a snoozer, Escovedo had the delegates on their feet clapping to the lyric, "I love the people." The roots rock/alternative music star plays all over, but is a staple of the Austin music scene. His perfornace on Tuesday came only a couple of hours before Hillary Clinton was to take the same convention stage. ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 19 days ago
Alejandro Escovedo is a straight-ahead, country-tinged roots rocker, having served time in such bands as The Nuns and Rank and File and The True Believers. Since emerging on his own in the early 1990s, he has released nine albums marked by a stunning variety of music and eloquent lyrical expression, all of them praised by critics for their power, beauty and sophistication. ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 14 days ago
Aug 24: Alejandro Escovedo at Sons of Hermann Hall ... Source: upcoming.yahoo.com --- 29 days ago
Event submitted by Eventful.com on behalf of BSHQ . ... Source: www.star-telegram.com --- 28 days ago
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Source: www.livedaily.com --- 10 days ago
(LiveDaily.com) Singer/songwriter Alejandro Escovedo [ tickets ] , fresh off an appearance at the Democratic National Convention, has mapped out a slate of fall concert dates.... continued ... Source: www.bignewsnetwork.com --- 12 days ago
Monday, August 25, 2008 – Alejandro Escovedo will perform live from at the Democratic convention Tuesday on the night Sen. Hillary Clinton will speak. Escovedo who is slated to perform People (W... ... Source: www.cmj.com --- 26 days ago
Austin-based Alejandro Escovedo is set to share the stage again with Bruce ... ... Source: idolator.com --- 12 days ago
Austin legend Alejandro Escovedo has (sadly) mostly dwelled in alt-country obscurity, despite an impressive solo catalog and a number of famous fans. Tonight, though, Escovedo will get some airtime... ... Source: www.pastemagazine.com --- 12 days ago
The Democratic National Convention kicked off last night in Denver, Colo. with a tribute to Ted Kennedy and a heartwarming speech from Michelle Obama. All well and good, mind you, but it's the four-day bonanza of musicians set to perform that boggles the mind. While music has been prevalent in campaigns for the last few decades, Barack Obama and the DNC take the cake with a truckload of inspiring and interesting choices for this year's convention. ...
Source: www.rhapsody.com --- 36 days ago
Always A Friend (Live Version featuring Alejandro Escovedo) - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band ... Source: www.alejandroescovedo.com --- 33 days ago
If Alejandro Escovedo really were an animal, he’d have to be a cat. The 57-year-old Texas singer-guitarist has certainly had enough lives over his 30-year career. In the ’70s, he was a punk who opened for the Sex Pistols. In the ’80s, he pioneered alt-country with Rank & File and True Believers. In the ’90s, he [...] ... Source: bandweblogs.com --- 23 days ago
Alejandro Escovedo has been confirmed to perform at Harley-Davidson's 105th Anniversary Celebration in Milwaukee on August 30th, 2008 at the Roadhouse at the Lakefront stage on the same bill with Bruce Springsteen ... ... Find more results for Alejandro Escovedo on RSSMicro.com |
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Fresh from his Democratic National Convention star turn last week, Alejandro Escovedo is getting his tour back into high gear -- including the choice network-television exposure he missed out on last month due to health issues. Escovedo's upcoming itinerary includes next Thursday, Sept. 11, on NBC's "The Tonight Show With Jay Leno," which will be a perfect primer for his Oct. 23 show at Cat's Cradle. Catch both, so I can stop harranguing you. ...
Thursday’s benefit for the Austin Child Guidance Center was an all-star event with bite-sized sets. With most of the Antone’s floor devoted to silent auctions, VIP sponsor tables, and — what? — folding chairs, the music was the main event but had stiff competition. (Happily for the bands, the first round of auctioneering saw a stack of signed Ian McLagan records outperform, on a bid-versus-retail-price basis, a 50” plasma TV and a bike presented by a beauty queen.) After quick sets from the Reivers — hinting at a new album and, if John Croslin was to be believed, another new name — and Ian McLagan — whose drummer Don Harvey organized the event — came one whose briefness made sense, coming as it did between somewhat more demanding gigs: playing the Democratic National Convention and opening for Bruce Springsteen. Alejandro Escovedo may have needed some rest recently, but he was anything but exhausted here, ripping through a set heavy on rockers from his latest record. Slowing down only for “Sister Lost Soul” and to repeatedly thank the Child Guidance Center for the work they do, he began with “Always a Friend” and was soon worked up enough to have to ditch his black-and-blue iridescent suit jacket. Leading a four-piece, strings-free band, he worked the crowd up with “Chelsea Hotel ‘78” and “Real as an Animal” before zipping off the stage and disappearing — heading home, one guesses, to carefully pack his red leather shoes for a Sa ...