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Kit O'Toole is a lifelong music enthusiast who maintains a music blog, Listen to the Band. In addition, she is the internet columnist and a contributing editor for Beatlefan magazine. She also holds an Ed.D. in Instructional Technology.
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Giving George Harrison's Thirty Three and 1/3 Another Spin
George Harrison's often overlooked album features beautiful ballads, his trademark humor, and just a touch of soul.
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Book Review: The Sustainable Network: The Accidental Answer for a Troubled Planet by Sarah Sorenson
How can we use current technology to address current world issues? The network may be the answer, Sarah Sorensen argues.
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Software Review: Cimio DJ Software
Want to be a DJ? Cimio makes mixing easy with its three-step process.
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Music Review: Phil Spector - A Christmas Gift for You
The reissue of producer Phil Spector's Christmas album is a must for anyone's holiday music library.
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"Going to Kansas City": Journeying Through the Catalog of Leiber and Stoller
Exploring the catalog of songwriters Leiber and Stoller reveals the very foundations of rock & roll.
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Music Review: Kristina Train - Spilt Milk
Kristina Train's debut album recalls Norah Jones and Carole King, with just a dash of Dusty Springfield.
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Music Review: Jessie James - Jessie James
Jessie James joins Taylor Swift as the latest entry into the country-pop genre.
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Music Review: Marco Bittelli - Libera
Marco Bittelli's new album should please any jazz guitar fan with its combination of Mediterranean, Latin, and classical influences.
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The Round Midnight Soundtrack Shows Jazz's Broad Spectrum of Sounds and Emotions
The soundtrack to the 1986 film functions as an all-star tribute to the jazz genre.
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Music Review: Tamela D'Amico - Got A Little Story
Jazz and pop singer Tamela D'Amico charms with her collection of standards and modern classics.
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