Tags : “R&B” - Page 90

"...don't believe that song, that man is wrong, gangstas don't live that long."

in Music — by Dew — on Oct 08, 2004

I'd refrained for years from using portable music while commuting to Osaka and back, not because nobody my age in Japan wears earphones in public, but because of the vague misgiving that it would be insufferable to perceive rush hour from the glory level of Coltrane; intolerable to be pinned against train windows with Nine-Inch Nails; devastating to crush through the business district with Nirvana; heartbreaking to arrive at my office with Concrete Blonde.

in Sci/Tech — by Robert Brady — on Oct 06, 2004

Review: An anthology of killer blues and jazz.

in Music — by Todd A. Price — on Oct 05, 2004

in Music — by Jim Carruthers — on Oct 05, 2004

in Music — by Casper — on Sep 30, 2004

Soul music is alive and well. No "neo-" prefix is needed.

in Music — by Jon Sobel — on Sep 30, 2004

The grim stories from Haiti over the past couple of weeks are even more depressing than the steady drumbeat of bad news we've heard from there all year. An exploration of the Haitian landscape

in Books — by Koranteng — on Sep 29, 2004

In the early part of September, I spent a week studying bass guitar and nature with Victor Wooten, Chuck Rainey, Steve Bailey, Richard Cleveland, Anthony Wellington and Jon Young (among others). And what a week it was.

in Music — by Casper — on Sep 27, 2004

Upon reading that Bobby Hatfield of the Righteous Brothers had died (he was born the same year as I), I went immediately to my musical archives and put on Unchained Melody and let it just repeat. Like any classic, that performance never ages, just gets better as you grow enough to sense the nuances that were there all along.

in Music — by Robert Brady — on Nov 09, 2003