Such stellar personalities as Jon Brion, Fiona Apple, Aimee Mann, Tenacious D, Nellie McKay, Glen Phillips, Margaret Cho, Larry David, Suzanne Vega, Robyn Hitchcock, Sean & Sara Watkins, Sean Lennon, Brad Mehldau and Elliott Smith have played at Largo.

Blood on the Tracks Coltrane: A Love Supreme Robyn Hitchcock: I often Dream of Trains Shostakovich: Symphony No. 5 Burning Spear: Social Living Posted by melissaw on February 13, 2012 Alex Winter is probably best known for his role as Bill S. Preston,...

And so now I have to throw all my Gillian Welch CDs away. And her partner's solo album. And the great album they made backing Robyn Hitchcock. Scratch them and smash the cases and shred the sleeves and throw them in the bin with all the dirty nappies...

"If things had turned out differently we might have all been in a band," Hitchcock said, though his real reason for assembling this sextet from across countries, generations and genres must have been an inkling (a correct one) that they would sound great.

Such stellar personalities as Jon Brion, Fiona Apple, Aimee Mann, Tenacious D, Nellie McKay, Glen Phillips, Margaret Cho, Larry David, Suzanne Vega, Robyn Hitchcock, Sean & Sara Watkins, Sean Lennon, Brad Mehldau and Elliott Smith have played at Largo.

Dylan may be the most covered rock-era artist; it’s not hard to think of similar, probably superior projects. (The soundtrack to Todd Haynes’2007 film I’m Not There, Robyn Hitchcock’s 2002 album Robyn Sings and the band Mary Lee’s Corvette’s live,...