Brian Lindsay has known for a long time how to write a song that goes straight to the heart. There was “East Side of the River,” from his 2004 album “The Crossing.” It’s a lament of unrequited love her family thinks he’s not good enough for her wrapped in Springsteen-like wailing harmonica, drama-drenched guitar and the two banks of the Genesee River as metaphor: “You and I worlds apart, with a river in between.” There was “King of the Mountain,” from his 2009 album “Esperanza,” a coming-of-age yowl with echoes of Steve Earle. And then, from his 2014 album “The Monkey, the Tango and the Boogaloo,” there was “King of Broken Hearts,” on which he wails, “You’ve got secrets you hide beneath your bed,” and “find another man to be your fool.”
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And “King of Broken Hearts,” from his 2014 album “The Monkey, the Tango and the Boogaloo,” as he wails, “You’ve got secrets you hide beneath your bed,” and “find another man to be your fool.”
But many things have changed as Lindsay takes a step back and looks at his new album. “New” being a subjective term. Because this new, as-yet-unnamed album, was ready to go by the end of last February. Nearly a year ago.
“The whole record I wrote was based on living in the last four years,” Lindsay says. “Titles like ‘Love Lives Here,’ ‘Reckoning Day,’ ‘The American Night,’ ‘Gaslight Lounge,’ all these titles just flew out and I wrote ’em. And it was ready to go, man, I was really looking forward to dropping them in the spring, or at least in the summer, and then play.
Flathead Valley group opposing proposed MT transgender legislation
Love Lives Here is strongly opposing two bills heard Monday in the Montana Legislature regarding transgender rights.
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House Bill 112 would require interscholastic athletes to participate under sex assigned at birth for athletic events starting in elementary school through the collegiate level.
House Bill 113 would prohibit certain medications and medical procedures for the treatment of gender dysphoria in minors, establishing a civil penalty for health care providers providing prohibited treatment.
Love Lives Here community organizer Cherilyn DeVries says studies show that suicide rates drop drastically in transgender youth with proper access to appropriate medical care.
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A photo of MBPD Officer Martin Ganz is photographed along side his memorial tribute in Live Oak Park in Manhattan Beach. (Manhattan Beach Police Department)
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA The life of Manhattan Beach Police Officer Martin Ganz is remembered annually on December 27, the night he was gunned down and executed during what appeared to be a routine traffic stop. His 14-year-old nephew was with him in the police car on a ride along.
The night of Monday, December 27, 1993, Officer Ganz was assigned as a motor officer, according to a post on the Manhattan Beach Police Department Facebook page, but on this fateful night, he was in a police car because his 14-year-old nephew was on a ride along with him. At approximately 11 p.m., Officer Ganz observed a driver commit a traffic violation at the intersection of 33rd Street and Sepulveda Boulevard. When Officer Ganz stopped the driver in the Manhattan Village Mall, the driver immediately shot Officer Ganz striking him in the shoul