UCLA Daily Bruin
First published in 1919, The UCLA Daily Bruin is the student newspaper at the University of California, Los Angeles.
17 articles
List of articles in the library
Sunnyland Slim, Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band: Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band
Profile by uncredited writer, UCLA Daily Bruin, 24 October 1968
THE WATTS 103rd St. Rhythm Band and Sunnyland Slim finish up an entertaining run at the Ash Grove in West Hollywood this weekend. ...
The Alan Bown Set, The Chambers Brothers: Rock Records! Alan Bown and Chambers Brothers
Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 27 November 1968
ENGLAND, NEEDLESS to say, has given us some incredible rock groups: The Beatles and Stones, The Who and The Kinks and The Yardbirds, Cream, Traffic, ...
Live Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 15 January 1969
Frank Zappa and other frightening occurrences ...
Essay by Richard Cromelin, UCLA Daily Bruin, 29 January 1969
IT'S GETTING toward the end. It's building and building and building. The intensity he is projecting is communicated to the whole crowd. He is not ...
Gandalf, Led Zeppelin, Van Morrison: Albums from Led Zeppelin, Van Morrison and more
Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 26 February 1969
BROTHERHOOD, AN RCA group composed of three former Paul Revere underlings and a gutless organist named Ron Collins, have taken a timid, tiny step past ...
Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 9 April 1969
YEARS AGO, during what someone told me was the height of it all, Ray Davies was best known for the dozens of songs he wrote ...
The Incredible String Band: The Incredible World of The Incredible Shrinking Band
Overview by Richard Cromelin, UCLA Daily Bruin, 17 April 1969
JUST AS THE Beatle-led British rock explosion of 1963-64 spawned an awakening and a renaissance of rock music in America, so the American folk revival ...
The Nice: Ars Longa Vita Brevis (Immediate)
Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 30 April 1969
ANYONE WHO can explain how The Nice have managed to remain obscure for so long gets my nomination for The Paul Williams Rock Intellectualization Award ...
Review by John Mendelssohn, UCLA Daily Bruin, 7 May 1969
"I guess you could say our thing is a condemnation of everything that is false and deceitful in our society." — John Sinclair, of the ...
The Bee Gees: Cucumber Castle (Atco SD 33-327)
Review by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 11 May 1970
THE NEW Bee Gees' album, Cucumber Castle (Atco SD 33-327), offers an interesting collection of the familiar string embellished ballads we've come to expect from ...
The Guess Who: Guess Who: They Don't Know What We Look Like
Interview by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 30 April 1971
"Rolling Stone is a biased paper.""They're full of shit.""Erroneous information." ...
Emitt Rhodes: Mirror (Dunhill)
Review and Interview by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 4 November 1971
FEBRUARY 9th was the day of the famous Los Angeles earthquake. After it was over, the damage totaled $300 million. For me the loss was ...
Procol Harum: On The Road with Procol Harum
Interview by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 11 November 1971
"DIABOLICAL," KEITH REID whispered, resting in a chair at a San Diego nightclub that someone described as looking like a reconverted bowling alley. He was ...
Herman's Hermits: Miss Brown, You've Got A Lovely Mother
Profile by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 6 January 1972
I HAVE ENOUGH TROUBLE explaining my affection for the Kinks and Small Faces to my super-heavy Santana/Led Zeppelin affected friends without having to explain my ...
Black Sabbath: The Wit & Wisdom of Ozzy Osbourne or For the Best Coke Call Black Sabbath
Report and Interview by Harold Bronson, UCLA Daily Bruin, 30 June 1972
"FOR THE BEST COKE, just ring three-eight-nine-oh-nine-eight, only one hundred dollars!" exclaimed a very stoned Ozzy Osbourne as he grinned stupidly from behind a microphone ...
Long John Baldry Meets Mad Mark Leviton
Interview by Mark Leviton, UCLA Daily Bruin, 10 August 1972
WHEN I ARRIVED at the hotel for an interview with Long John Baldry during his most recent swing through Southern California, I half expected to ...
Merry-Go-Round, Emitt Rhodes: Emitt Rhodes: On And Off The Merry-Go-Round
Retrospective by Mark Leviton, UCLA Daily Bruin, 7 November 1973
MY FIRST MEMORY of Emitt Rhodes is still very vivid — he was on the television program Where the Action Is as a part of the group ...
back to LIBRARY
