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Tonight s TV tips include black comedy Dark Lies the Island, Vernon Kay hosting new game show Game of Talents, Tupac Shakur, Lennoxx Lewis and a Roy Orbison night on The Big O’s 85th birthday . . .
Pick of the Day
Dark Lies the Island, 9.40pm, RTÉ One
Here’s a dark dramedy scratching beneath the surface of Irish life, created by Kevin Barry and directed by Ian Fitzgibbon, that doesn’t quite fit a date night role, but is well worth a watch.
Charlie Murphy stars as Sara, who has married into the feuding and utterly dysfunctional Mannion family.
Article Contributed by SRO | Published on Thursday, April 1, 2021
RICHIE FURAY tomorrow (4/2) will release his much-anticipated double live album 50TH ANNIVERSARY RETURN TO THE TROUBADOUR via DSDK Productions, distributed by MRI Entertainment, via streaming platforms. Both the physical CD and the DVD of the concert film will be available April 23. Listen here to the album via streaming platforms starting tomorrow. A SPECIAL EDITION autographed CD and DVD are available for presale here.
This week, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee one of the chief architects of the country rock genre as a member of Buffalo Springfield, Poco and the Souther-Hillman-Furay Band premiered two live performances videos from the DVD: Poco’s “A Good Feelin’ To Know” (with Timothy B. Schmit joining on vocals) via Best Classic Bands and the Buffalo Springfield’s “On The Way Home” via Glide Magazine. FURAY has also shared a Q&A about the album below and here.
Back in the day,
Bob Dylan didn’t just make records, he made music – and he did it pretty much all the time, judging from the ongoing stream of archival releases. Offering 74 previously unreleased tracks on three discs,
Bob Dylan – 1970 is drawn from the same sessions that produced the charming
New Morning and the poorly received covers set
Self Portrait, going beyond even the wide reach of those two albums. Along with alternate takes of contemporary Dylan compositions, it features new versions of old originals, including “Song to Woody” and “It Ain’t Me Babe,” and plenty of unlikely tunes associated with others, from Elvis Presley’s “Can’t Help Falling in Love,” to Sam Cooke’s “Cupid,” to Jay and the Americans’ “Come a Little Bit Closer.” A nearly invisible George Harrison shows up on nine cuts, long before the Traveling Wilburys, along with stellar players like Al Kooper and David Bromberg. Sometimes, Dylan’s just fooling around; other
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