San Francisco Bay Guardian
The San Francisco Bay Guardian was a free alternative newspaper published weekly in San Francisco, California. It was founded in 1966 by Bruce B. Brugmann and his wife, Jean Dibble. The paper was shut down on October 14, 2014. It was relaunched in February 2016 as an online publication.
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List of articles in the library
Gnarls Barkley, Jonny Lang, John Legend, Robin Thicke: The Nu Sincerity
Guide by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 12 December 2006
JAMES TAYLOR'S early-'70s status as the king of sensitive male vocalists is mere VH1 countdown fodder now. Yet in 2006, more than a few male ...
Lily Allen, Joss Stone, Amy Winehouse: Digital Venuses: Lily Allen, Joss Stone, Amy Winehouse
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 8 May 2007
CALL THEM the new British bitch pack: barefoot soul shouter Joss Stone and her ascendant sistren, skankin' Lily Allen and torchy Amy Winehouse (Corinne Bailey ...
Rufus Wainwright: Release the Stars
Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 31 July 2007
FULL CIRCLE ...
Emmylou Harris: Songbird – Rare Tracks and Forgotten Gems (Rhino)
Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 3 October 2007
EMMYLOU HARRIS tends to overwhelm with her beauty in flesh and in voice, so it's instructive to look to her new rarities collection, Songbird: Rare ...
Tinariwen: A shot from the Sahel
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 30 October 2007
MANY MOONS AGO, when I moved as a child to Africa, my mother, my sister, and I resided in the Sahel. ...
Carolina Chocolate Drops: Digging the new-old roots
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 30 January 2008
YODELING IS AFRICAN? Well, one could certainly trace the practice from the Ituri of the Congolese rainforest, described as the first people by ancient Egyptian ...
Arthur Lee, Lightspeed Champion: Alone again, or
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 19 March 2008
In memoriam: Ike Turner, Buddy Miles, Teo Macero, and Arthur Lee ...
Overview by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 7 May 2008
AFROFUTURISM BEGAN in earnest with those "20 odd Negroes" brought to Jamestown. Truly, long-ago Africans brought to New World shores invented modernity on the fly, ...
Kathleen Edwards: Asking for Flowers (Zoe/Rounder)
Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 14 May 2008
BEING OF so-called American Indian and African descent, I have never believed in borders. These imperial lines have only wreaked havoc and sealed our fate. ...
Vampire Weekend et al: Scramble for Africa 3.0
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 11 June 2008
AFRICA IS NOT a monolith. Africa is not even Africa: the outsider bastardization kicked off in earnest when the Roman misnomer of a finite North ...
Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 29 October 2008
A FEW weekends back, I rose at the crack of dawn to see Allen Toussaint perform at Joe's Pub in Manhattan for the venue's 10th ...
The Rolling Stones: Electric gypsies : Tommy Weber and friends
Book Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 6 May 2009
TOMMY WEBER (né Thomas Ejnar Arkner, 1938 — 2006) was a trickster, so I cannot help but love him. ...
Neil Young: Out of the blue: Neil Young's archives
Essay by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 7 July 2009
THIS IS THE briar patch, the place from which all funky thangs flow. On the anniversary of the death of my Afro-Algonquin Southern (re)belle mother, ...
Jonathan Wilson: Son of the Source
Comment by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 28 October 2009
CALIFORNIA MY WAY: Pacifica in all her roaring glory; 'Bluebird'; Gene Clark suffering for his art at the Troubadour; Arthur Lee perched atop Laurel Canyon ...
Valerie June, Whispering Pines: In the Whispering Pines
Report by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 25 February 2010
THIS IS THE YEAR when your scribing cowgirl returns wholly to the barn — or at least the fabled Cabin-in-the-Pines where folks used to pick, ...
Josh T. Pearson: Last of the Country Gentlemen (Mute)
Review by Kandia Crazy Horse, San Francisco Bay Guardian, 15 March 2011
SOME COWBOY angels have been crying into their beer for salvation; meantime, some of us singing cowgirls who are also in struggle push onward to ...
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