Kim Nilseek ran into the reality he was stone tone deaf in the 60s when he was told to move his mouth but emit no volume for graduation singing. Not one to let his enthusiasm for music be denied, Kim turned his passion into reporting and has been covering music since the 70s. He was there for Woodstock, Hendrix, the Beatles, Stones, Dylan and Donovan before moving to Hawaii where his video coverage of local acts helped the resurgence of Hawaiian music. His favorite group of all time is Little Feat (Lowell George version). Today, his vision of music coverage has resulted in MIMO. He hopes you enjoy the efforts of the staff, all much more musically inclined than he is.
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Mark Z. Stevens is a long time drummer, a consummate studio musician, from a musical family. He’s played with Barbara Streisand among many others. We caught up with Mark at Desert Rose in Los Feliz, CA where he was performing with his Mark Z. Stevens Trio. KIM: Did you choose music or did music choose you? MARK: Absolutely, music chose me. My dad was a studio musician and a phenomenal […]
Jon Mayer started his musical career with the New York jazz scene of the 50s and 60s. Now based in Los Angeles, Jon has worked with Jackie McLean and John Coltrane, Dionne Warwick, Sarah Vaughan, the Manhattan Transfer, and many others as well has written songs recorded by Les McCann, Nancy Wilson and others. We managed to catch up with Jon at the Desert Rose in Los Feliz, CA. KIM: […]
For those Jet [http://www.jettheband.com] fans waiting for the Aussie rockers to come off their hiatus, apparently their last show was…well…their last show. Jet recently released a simple statement in the “news” portion of their website. “After many successful years of writing, recording and touring we wish to announce our discontinuation as a group. From the many pubs, theatres, stadiums and festivals all across the world it was the fans that […]