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TW 2 Comments david bowie, doug yule, lou reed, velvet underground, white light white heat

Lou Reed – Walking On The Wild Side

The late 1960s and early ’70s found Lou Reed on a creative tear. Coming to light first with the  incalculably

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Top 10s
TW 2 Comments bruce johannesson, captain beefheart, chaim witz, declan mcmanus, don van vliet, eithne ni bhraonain, frederick bulsara, georgios kyriacos panayiotou, james osterberg, joan larkin, macy gray, malcolm rebennack, marc bolan, marc feld, marty balin, marvin aday, steven georgiou, steven tallarico, vincent furnier, william levise

Name Changers in Music

There’s an unwritten rule in music that you should have a cool name. If you were born Oscar Melasovich, you’ll

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TW 2 Comments badfinger, cliff richard, creedence clearwater revival, crocodile rock, jimi hendrix, john fogerty, madman across the water, norman greenbaum, van morrison

Elton John – Spirit In The Sky, Rare Sessions 1969-70

From the opening sweep of strings on “United We Stand” – the cut leading off Elton John’s Spirit In The

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TW 1 Comment columbia records, diesel and dust, midnight oil, peter garrett, sydney australia

Midnight Oil – Diesel and Dust

I was just starting my stint at the local college radio station in the mid-80s.  The wealth of music yet

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Top 10s
TW 2 Comments arlo guthrie, blood on the tracks, bob dylan, bob marley, hank williams, jakob dylan, jason bonham, jeff buckley, John Bonham, julian lennon, loudon wainwright, maria muldaur, paul rodgers, sly stone, tim buckley, woody guthrie, ziggy marley

All In The Family – Top 10 Musical fathers, mothers, sons and daughters

They say blood is thicker than water, but there must be something in the blood AND water in some musical

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TW 2 Comments alice cooper, james hetfield, joe elliott, judas priest, klaus meine, lars ulrich, lemmy, ozzy osbourne, steve vai

Judas Priest – The Chosen Few

I’ve never been much for greatest hits albums. To me they’re meant for the casual fan who is too lazy

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Top 10s
TW 2 Comments andrew wood, Black Sabbath, chris cornell, dave pirner, duane allman, gary louris, geezer butler, golden smog, jeff ament, jeff lynne, matt cameron, mother love bone, ronnie james dio, soul asylum, stone gossard, tony iommi

10 Great Musical Offshoots – Derek & The Dominos to Manassas

What’s a musician to do when he or she feels artistically tied? Take the often ill-fated solo path or hop

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Music Interviews
TW 1 Comment allied forces, gil moore, magic power, mike levine, power trio, rik emmett, vinyl release

Triumph interview Mike Levine – Allied Forces 30th Anniversary Vinyl Reissue

Triumph was one of the most popular hard rock acts of the 1980s, thanks largely to the success of the

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TW 2 Comments jackson 5, martha and the vandellas, marvin gaye, motown, smokey robinson, stevie wonder

Marvin Gaye – What’s Going On (40th Anniversary Super Deluxe Edition)

I’ve never been much of a fan of Motown.  Although the label had a very successful formula for generating hits,

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Music Notes
TW 1 Comment absent friends, best rock drummers, caves of jericho, don henley, earthy songs, eleventh earl of mar, folk tune, genesis phil collins, gil moore, hard luck woman, kiss catalog, Levon Helm, musical talents, paul stanley, peter criss, phil collins genesis, raspy vocals, vocal abilities, vocal duties, vocal talent

Singing Drummers

Drumming in a rock and roll band – or any band – has its own challenges. They call it limb

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