Kathy Mattea and Two Thirds Goat Heat Up Landmark Stage It happened to be Grammy night when Kathy Mattea returned to Landmark (see “Kathy Mattea: Long-lost Daughter”) after a difficult journey by car to perform at parts further north (Natick, … Read More»
John Pizzarelli’s Wreath of Wit and Rhythm
Was he a Michael Feinstein on guitar? Way more fun. DarkViolin reviews the John Pizzarelli Quartet debut at the Landmark. The path from the storied Carlyle Hotel to the Jeanne Rimsky Theater is only eight leagues (or, if you prefer, less than an … Read More»
Ani DiFranco’s Lesson in the Bioelectricity of Music
Ani DiFranco electrifies an already charged audience in her brilliant Landmark debut In the early days of human physiology, no one dreamed of Walt Whitman’s Body Electric -- what we now call bioelectricity. That discovery, which didn’t happen until … Read More»
Heating up the Food Chain: The Hot Sardines Invasion
Hot Sardines, the early 20th century up-tempo hot jazz specialists, appeared in their Landmark debut. Mostly known as nourishment for creatures further up the food chain, sardines don’t get their due. But forget Omega-3 fatty acids and varnish. … Read More»
Donovan and the Gratuitous Grace of the Hurdy Gurdy Man
Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Donovan Graces the Landmark In Aldous Huxley’s influential Doors of Perception, he quotes Thomas Aquinas to explain the possible benefits of mind-altering substances like mescaline. Drugs don’t produce enlightenment or … Read More»
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