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Neville Brothers – Yellow Moon

April 22, 2013 TW 0 Comments bob dylan, brian eno, brian stoltz, cyril neville, daniel lanois, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, George Porter, joshua tree, peter gabriel, Rosa Parks

The Neville Brothers – Yellow Moon With recording careers stretching back to the mid-1950s, the individual members of New Orleans’

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Music Review 

Richard Thompson – Sweet Warrior

March 27, 2013March 24, 2013 TW 0 Comments bob dylan, fairport convention, richard thompson

Richard Thompson – Sweet Warrior Veteran singer/guitarist Richard Thompson is enjoying a bit of a career resurgence with the release

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Sixteen Horsepower – Sackcloth ‘N’ Ashes

November 28, 2011November 27, 2011 TW 2 Comments bad seeds, bob dylan, david eugene edwards, fields of the nephilim, johnny cash, nick cave, sisters of mercy, violent femmes

I’ve recently purchased a CD originally released in 1996 on A&M Records by a band from Denver, Colorado, – Sixteen

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Bob Dylan – New Morning remastered

November 9, 2011 TW 1 Comment blood on the tracks, bob dylan, john wesley harding

Between John Wesley Harding and Blood On The Tracks, Bob Dylan‘s New Morning often gets lost in the confusion of

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Top 10s 

10 Great Minnesota Bands and Artists

November 7, 2011 TW 1 Comment 10 000 lakes, adam levy, bob dylan, bob mould, gary louris, hollywood town hall, honeydogs, husker du, low, mark olson, paul westerberg, prince, soul asylum, spider john koerner, trashmen, trip shakespeare

Minnesota and its cities and towns may not get the musical props of a California or New York, but the

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

October 20, 2011 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

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

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Music Interviews 

Adam Levy of The Honeydogs interview

May 11, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments adam levy, bach fugue, beatles, bob dylan, bossa nova, charlie parker, classic rock music, herb alpert, honeydogs, j s bach, jimi hendrix, jimmy webb, rolling stones, rubber soul, sunshine committee, test tube kid, tijuana brass, tijuana taxi

One of the biggest cliches in the music business is “best-kept secret.” But when it comes to the Minnesota-based band

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Listening To 

JW Farquhar – “The Formal Female”

March 9, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 2 Comments acoustic guitar, bob dylan, steve earle

According to the liners, JW Farquhar holed up in his Philadelphia apartment in 1972 and recorded The Formal Female in

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Music Interviews 

Keaton Simons – You Should Hear Him Now

February 16, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments bob dylan, cbs records, early blues, guitar player, howlin wolf, joni mitchell, muddy waters, ray charles

One could forgive Keaton Simons if he chose to be a cynic. Like so many others in the music industry,

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Listening To 

Vince Martin – If The Jasmine Don’t Get You… The Bay Breeze Will

January 3, 2009January 28, 2010 TW 0 Comments bob dylan, charlie mccoy, coconut grove fl, fred neil, greenwich village, nashville skyline, norbert putnam, vince martin

Vince Martin was part of the Greenwich Village folk scene of the early 1960s, and he struck up a friendship

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