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A contributing music editor at Blogcritics, Donald Gibson devotes most of his writing to music criticism, paying particular attention to the craft and aesthetic of songwriting. He holds a B.A. in English from the University of South Florida.
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DVD Review: Champions Forever: The Definitive Edition (Muhammad Ali—The Lost Interviews)
The interviews here with Ali are riveting, but the documentary about him leaves little to be desired.
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Product Review: The Beatles Box of Vision
Being for the benefit of your Beatles CD collection.
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Music Review: Ray Davies — The Kinks Choral Collection By Ray Davies and The Crouch End Festival Chorus
It’s not too much of a stretch to conceive how the themes that the Kinks explored could have inspired Ray Davies' latest release.
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Rock Critic Robert Hilburn Talks of Memoir and Music That Matters
Esteemed journalist Robert Hilburn discusses his memoir, Cornflakes with John Lennon, and the craft of music criticism.
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Music Review: Carly Simon — Never Been Gone
The clouds in her coffee have cleared.
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An Interview with Jordan Galland
Musician and filmmaker Jordan Galland talks about his latest solo album and having Sean Lennon score his directorial film debut.
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An Interview with Haroula Rose
With a disarming sense of purpose, singer/songwriter Haroula Rose talks about her music and what it means to her.
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Book Review: Led Zeppelin: Photographs By Neal Preston by Neal Preston
Been a long time since they rock 'n' rolled, but Preston recalls Zeppelin in striking photo collection.
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An Interview with Lindsey Mae
While she is impressive for her age, this 19-year-old artist possesses the sort of talent that’s remarkable by any standard.
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Director Murray Lerner Discusses New Concert Film on Leonard Cohen
Academy Award-winning director Murray Lerner discusses his latest film, Leonard Cohen: Live at The Isle of Wight 1970.
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