Angry enough, after watching Dave and crew exasperate over licensing costs to play live any of the Eagles songs, to watch this 60 Minutes Australia overview of the band and its history? Why not watch it before the Eagles and their licensing company (team of lawyers) pull this video off of YouTube.
Any newly discovered music from a legend on the order of John Coltrane is an event. But the reason advance buzz has been particularly feverish for Both Directions at Once: The Lost Album, a previously unissued session from March of 1963, is that it comes from the era of his so-called Classic Quartet.
Investor Bill Browder has long framed himself as Vladimir Putin’s top enemy. “He has hunted me down through Interpol, made numerous requests of the British government to extradite me,” said Browder, who was briefly detained in Spain two months ago. “Putin made it clear I was his No. 1 foe in Helsinki a week ago, and it’s been the case since 2012.