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Music Review: Bee Gees – 1st
The Bee Gees' international debut gets the deluxe remastering treatment from Rhino.
Read More »Music Review: Petticoat, Petticoat – Every Mother’s Child
This up-and-coming pair of singer/songwriters are creating modern tunes that are reminiscent of 1960s pop, rock, and folk.
Read More »Music Review: The Doobie Brothers – The Very Best of The Doobie Brothers
John Mayer might want to talk to TheWifeToWhomI'mMarried before he releases his next album...
Read More »Music Review: Various Artists – Ricky Jay Plays Poker : Deluxe Edition
Ricky Jay presents an outstanding set of poker tunes.
Read More »Music Review: The Golden Gate Orchestra – Crazy Words, Crazy Tune
Bands like The Golden Gate Orchestra cemented the popular song as a legitimate form of music.
Read More »Music Review: Melissa Ivey – Lovers and Stars
This EP is long enough to show off Ivey's range, but short enough to keep the listener wanting more.
Read More »Music DVD Review – Live From The Rock N’ Roll Palace Volume 2
This is another piece of rock and roll history.
Read More »Music Review: James Morrison – Undiscovered
There is an instantly familiar quality about his voice, as though he's always been here with us. Just don't call him Jim.
Read More »Music Review: Clarence Williams Jug & Washboard Bands Whoop It Up Volume 1 1927 – 1929
Williams was a musician, producer, entrepreneur, performer, agent, and a little leery of the truth.
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