Indian Summer

...and pop bands since the early 1970s. Jackson formed his first professional rock group in 1969, called Indian Summer . The group released the album Indian Summer in 1971, and then disbanded the following year. Jackson joined John...

In this article: Badfinger, Pete Ham, Tom Evans, The Fortunes, Suicide, The Dodgers, and Joey Molland

Poco had intended this album to counteract the damage done to the band's career by the release of Poco Live by their former label, and Richie Furay made a special guest appearance on the album in an effort to boost the album's appeal. It...

In this article: Poco, The Last Roundup, Indian Summer, Richie Furay, Country rock, Gene Autry, Timothy B. Schmit, ABC Records, Crazy Eyes, and The Eagles

DeGraw's band then joined him to play more highlights from "Free" ("Glass," "Indian Summer") and the singer proved to be a triple-threat, switching back and forth between lead guitar and piano while crooning soulfully to the crowd. The...

In this article: Gavin DeGraw, Free, New York City, Commodores, I Don't Want to Be, I Got a Woman, Ray Charles, and Easy

...listening in Pitchfork Media's 2005 article on Twee Pop entitled "Twee as Fuck." "Indian Summer" is perhaps the group's best-known song, as it was famously covered by Dream pop group Luna , whose lead singer, Dean Wareham, joked in The...

In this article: Jamboree, Bewitched, Screaming Trees, Calvin Johnson, Indian Summer, Bret Lunsford, K Records, Kurt Cobain, Beat Happening, and Rough Trade Records

...have back. An oddly beautiful underground classic that's been covered by the likes of Ben Gibbard and Luna, Beat Happening's primitive 1988 song "Indian Summer" is too deadpan and strange to commit fully to end-of-summer cheer. For every...

In this article: Cocoa, Joey Ramone, Archer Prewitt, Spaghetti-Os, Climate change, Indian Summer, We're Going to Be Friends, Beat Happening, and Bill Janovitz

...made him famous, he recorded this jarring meditation on infidelity and fractured marriages. Key tracks include "Rapture," "Indian Summer" and "Progress. " Green Day - "American Idiot" (2004): The punk-rock response to the state of the union...

In this article: David Bazan, Green Day, American Idiot, 69 Love Songs, Magnetic field, Paranoid Android, No Surprises, Karma Police, Do You Realize, and Wake Me Up When September Ends

...it's Rick Rubin who has done the most to reposition Diamond, just as he did with Cash. Neil Diamond's Indian summer is outshining his golden years. It began in 2005 with 12 Songs, a collection of songs that start as strummed demos before...

In this article: Neil Diamond, Estelle, Barry Manilow, Rihanna, Johnny Cash, Birmingham, American Boy, Red Red Wine, and National Indoor Arena

...Aberdeen teen years), Bad Brains, the Vaselines, Butthole Surfers and Mudhoney ("Touch Me I'm Sick"). Gibbard also sings "Indian Summer." Curiously, no Nirvana songs are on the soundtrack. (Which probably means the producers were unable to...

In this article: Kurt Cobain, Death Cab, The Seattle Times, Nirvana, Steve Fisk, All Apologies, Touch Me I'm Sick, Seattle International Film Festival, and Kurt Cobain: About a Son

...cover, $10. (Chinen) ★ DAVE BRUBECK QUARTET (Friday through Sunday) As he approaches 88, Dave Brubeck has an engaging solo piano album, "Indian Summer" (Telarc), that lights upon originals, standards and not-quite-standards, like the anthem...

In this article: West Village, Blue Note, Doug Wamble, Iridium, and David Binney

...be released. Fan speculation was that "Imperial Bodybags" would become the third single after receiving significantly more live play than "Indian Summer" during the tour following the album's release, "Indian Summer" in turn receiving very...

In this article: Indian Summer, Nicky Wire, Send Away the Tigers, Manic Street Preachers, Beat Happening, Autumnsong, A Design for Life, BBC Radio 2, C86, and Patrick Jones