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Ruthann Friedman Worlds of wisdom collided in good vibes when legendary folk ladies Linda Perhacs and Ruthann Friedman played at Mccabe’s Guitar Shop. Photos by Debi Del Grande

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Perhacs had taken us up to angelic heights, and it’s hard to compete with heaven—but Friedman seemed to think that it’s better to laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints.

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Tonight, Linda Perhacs will perform live and have a chat with Carlos Nino on his Spaceways Radio show on 90.7 KPFK. In your car or online at 10pm. Julia Holter, Ramona Gonzalez of Nite Jewel, and Michelle Vidal of Eagle Winged Palace will be singing with Perhacs, and Aaron Robinson will play guitar. Tonight’s radio [...]

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L.A. RECORD and dublab co-hosted a live holiday spectacular featuring bands performing at this Saturday’s L.A. RECORD Xmas Party! L.A. RECORD executive editor Daiana Feuer wrangled Tommy Santee Klaws, the Driftwood Singers, John Carpenter, Jail Weddings and He’s My Brother She’s My Sister into the dublab studio for live sets and livelier conversation. (And don’t [...]

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On the night of the show, Perhacs greeted Redcat smiling. “In the spirit of the ‘70s, we’re going to have a very special night,” she said, smoothing her purple dress. For the first performance ever of her music, her 1970 album Parallelograms was presented in its entirety by Dublab-selected guest bands.

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Linda Perhacs sees colors. The psychedelic nature of reality follows her around and tugs at her pant leg for attention. On Parallelograms, her psychedelic gem from 1970, she captured the waveforms of color through sound, and now she’s been called back to REDCAT with Dublab and some of the most wonderful weirdos making music today—for her first live performance ever. This interview by Daiana Feuer.

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