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Donald Gibson is the Senior Music Editor at Blogcritics where he maintains a column, An Interview with... in which he speaks to artists about their craft.
He is also the publisher of Write on Music.
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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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.
Karmin finds favor in social-networking sites, which have become ubiquitous in the music world.
Karmin has gained a considerable following by covering other artists, but with the release of their debut single, the onus is now on them to deliver in their own right.
With an abundance of outlets available for listeners to discover new music, Karmin sought to capitalize on the internet's potential.
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