Tag: Julie Felix

  • In November 1967, Rick Sanders reviews various singles, highlighting standout tracks like Ramsey Lewis’ funky rendition of “Dancing in the Streets” and The Bachelors’ surprising “Three O’Clock Flamingo Street.” He expresses disappointment in releases from The Tremeloes and Cilla Black,…

    Intro Record Reviews | Part Two
  • Episode 13 of the podcast “Dylanisms” celebrates cover versions of Bob Dylan’s songs. The project features a mix of 10 tracks, mainly from the 1960s, including obscure artists and teenage garage bands. It promises to unveil lesser-known covers over a…

    Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions
  • Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions | The “Dylanisms” podcast project features a 10-song mix of Bob Dylan covers, primarily from the 1960s, highlighting both famous and obscure artists, including garage bands. The series will run for…

    Dylanisms | Podcast Mixes Celebrating Bob Dylan Cover Versions
  • Julie Felix Misera Est | Julie Felix, a 28-year-old American folk singer, opts for depth over celebrity, communicating societal issues through her music. Residing in England, she avoids lucrative cabaret gigs, preferring meaningful performances. Her journey began post-college in Europe,…

    Julie Felix Misera Est
  • Julie Felix’s 1967 album “Flowers” showcases her diverse talent. From her interpretation of Bob Dylan’s “Gates of Eden” to her own composition “Berlin,” the album reflects her deep thoughts and experiences. She speaks of her upcoming TV series and shares…

    Julie Felix: ‘Flowers’ Album Review and Insights