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Donald Gibson is the publisher of Write on Music and a freelance music journalist for hire. His work has appeared at No Depression, Spinner, Cinema Blend, The Seattle Post Intelligencer, and Blogcritics. He holds a B.A. in English from the University of South Florida. He can be reached at: boogie_street@hotmail.com
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New York City is still the place where you can take a wild on the wild side. Just ask the Young Things.
The 31-year-old singer/songwriter, whose latest LP Moving Up Living Down is moving up the charts, talks about songwriting and defying conventions.
And in the end, Macca's compassion is overshadowed by Maysles' direction.
Norah Jones and friends deliver some good old country comfort.
Fearless and free, Leah Siegel charges out of the gate as Firehorse, illustrating a vivid collision of songcraft and imagination.
With consummate showmanship, the mighty O'Jays deliver a performance that lives up to their legacy.
A look at one of 2011's biggest success stories: Tony Bennett and his #1 album, Duets II; with insights from his son/manager.
With his third LP, the British singer/songwriter delivers his most rewarding effort to date.
Karmin hits the concert stage, earning new fans along the way.
Karmin's covers and original works in many ways underscore their formative musical influences.
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