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About AlanPaul

Alan Paul is the author of the New York Times bestseller One Way Out: The Inside History of the Allman Brothers Band and the acclaimed memoir Big in China. He is also a singer and guitarist who fronts the Big in China band and Friends of the Brothers, the premier tribute to the Allman Brothers Band.

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Big in China book

Jambands.com/Relix review of Big in China

Dean Budnick wrote a really nice review of Big in China in Relix, which is posted here on their Jambands.com. I like this review a lot and think he did a really nice job of striking a balance between the music and other themes in the book.

April 28, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

Duane Allman’s long-lost 57 Les Paul found – and Duane live!

Gregg Allman on Big in China,: “What a romp. After writing about music for years, Alan Paul walked the walk, preaching the blues in China. Anyone who doubts that music is bigger than words needs to read this great tale.” Anyone who has read Big in China, or followed my career at all, knows that […]

April 28, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

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A good take on the Birther absurdity.

James Fallows at the Atlantic has a typically sane but impassioned take on today’s press conference. A strong view from David Frum here. and the New Yorker’s David Remnick on the absurdity of Donald Trump being at the center of … anything substantive and political. And by the way, President Obama has still not proven […]

April 27, 2011/1 Comment/by AlanPaul

China

China Misunderstood: Did We Contribute to Ai Weiwei’s Arrest?

“China Misunderstood: Did We Contribute to Ai Weiwei’s Arrest?” is a really interesting take on the Ai WeiWei arrest and, more broadly, about Western press coverage of Chinese crackdown of dissidents. It was written by my old friend and former WSJ reporter Ian Johnson. If you read through the comments below the article, you will […]

April 27, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

Panda dad

Tiger Mom, Panda Dad

For better or worse, here’s more proof that “Panda Dad” has entered the lexicon.

April 26, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

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From the Archives: Sean Elliott

I was listening to the Spurs/Griz Game on Satellite radio in my car the other day. It was the Spurs home broadcast and I was struck by how insightful and honest an analyst Sean Elliott was. That made me think back to this interview I did with him several years ago, conducted from china, as […]

April 26, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

Alan Paul performances, Bob Dylan, Woodie Alan band

Feeling “Lonesome”- Woodie Alan Blues

Like the song says, I hit the city and I lost my band. I know that some of you don’t understand. I moved back from China two years ago but sometimes I miss my brother Woodie Wu in the most profound ways. I’d give anything to be able to pop over and have a quick […]

April 25, 2011/6 Comments/by AlanPaul

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Easter Bunny Fails

Happy Easter to one and all who celebrate the holiday. This list of 15 Creepy Easter Bunnies shines a bit of a light on why that mythical creature has always puzzled me so.

April 25, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

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You must read this blog….

If you care about India, expat living or great writing, visit Theo Yardley’s blog about life in Dehli. Only downside for me is it makes me miss having her a neighbor so much.

April 24, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul

Beijing blog

A nice interview on Care.com

‎From At-Home Dad to Rock Star: Alan Paul Gets Big in China. By friend, neighbor and fellow TSTI parent Wendy Sachs.

April 24, 2011/0 Comments/by AlanPaul