One audience member at the San Francisco screening, during an open-mic Q&A, told Guzman he was a “fraud” and that he should be ashamed of himself for taking credit for taking down Pinochet. After the loud “Boos” and hisses (and one or two claps) died down, Guzman said, “You obviously don’t know what you are talking about,” and applause filled the room. Read the full review at MOTHER JONES.
After a decade of playing Eastern European music, mariachi and ballads, the Grammy-nominated Denver quartet is signed and touring the world. An interview with lead singer Nick Urata during South By Southwest 2008 for MOTHER JONES.
The politically outspoken English Beat front man is playing 140 shows a year and getting more radio play than he did in the 80s.
What do slick CGI and Rage Against the Machine have to do with 1968? Chicago 10 is a bizarre ride to the past.
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