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Music Review: The Stanley Brothers – The Definitive Collection (1947-1966)
This is the best place to start and end for most, as this set covers the entire career from these cornerstones of that ol’ time bluegrass sound.
Read More »Music Review: Sonny Rollins – Plus 4 & John Coltrane – Traneing In
These two CDs are a history of how and when John Coltrane and Sonny Rollins started to rearrange the sounds of the tenor sax
Read More »Music DVD Review: Nine Inch Nails – Live – Beside You In Time
Brutal, powerful, and filled with visceral beauty, Beside You In Time does an excellent job of capturing a band at a creative peak.
Read More »Music DVD Review: Bob Dylan – Don’t Look Back – 65 Tour Deluxe Edition
This is nothing less than an essential purchase for any serious Dylanologist, Rockologist- or any "ologist" period.
Read More »Music Review: Doobie Brothers – The Very Best Of The Doobie Brothers
When the 8-Track tape broke and you had to rely on the AM radio back in the seventies, the Doobies were golden.
Read More »Concert Review: Branford Marsalis Quartet – Vault 350, Long Beach, CA – 1/27/07 Late Show
When saying, “Branford Marsalis Quartet,” it is apparent that the emphasis should be on the word “quartet.”
Read More »Music Review: JJ Grey and Mofro – Country Ghetto
It's all there in a plain image and a single insistent riff.
Read More »Music Review: Corey Stevens – Albertville
Corey Stevens may be a guitar player, but he's a musician first.
Read More »Music Review: Bee Gees – 1st
The Bee Gees' international debut gets the deluxe remastering treatment from Rhino.
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