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"I'll play it and tell you what it is later" -Miles Davis-

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"I'll play it and tell you what it is later" -Miles Davis-

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Christine McVie and Fleetwood Mac 1970-1974

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During Fleetwood Mac’s transitional period Christine McVie wrote and recorded fifteen songs with the band. Hear all of them and read about the group’s changes.

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Return to Forever

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They bridged the gap between fusion and prog rock bands Return to Forever had a pretty long run with a few different lineups, but in their most classic incarnation, they…

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Avant Garde/Improvisation Musician Profiles Rock

King Crimson: 1981-2019

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Part 1: King Crimson: 1969-1974 ** Part 2: Robert Fripp: Crimson Hiatus 1974-1980 ** Part 3: King Crimson: 1981-2019 Part 3: King Crimson: 1981-2019 1981 brought a new development to…

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History Jazz

Jazz Fusion

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History of Jazz: Part 7 Jazz fusion is a pretty big category, and we’ve lumped a lot of material together here. Basically, these are the granddaddies of the marriage of…

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History Jazz

Free Jazz and the Avant-Garde

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History of Jazz: Part 6 Free jazz is perhaps one of the more misunderstood forms of music. Free jazz draws from other forms of improvisational music that are based on…

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Jazz Musician Profiles News Rock

Dr. John: The Doctor Is In

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Dr. John has left the stage for the last time, but nothing can dim the beauty of his music and his love affair with the wild, dangerous New Orleans that…

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Funk/ R&B/ Hip Hop History

The Dawn of Hip-Hop DJs

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From Brooklyn Disco to the Bronx Playground “The idea of a d.j. making something new out of other people’s music might seem preposterous. But there’s no question that a real…

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Hard Bop, Post Bop & Soul Jazz

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History of Jazz: Part 6 The strains of blues, gospel, and R&B that figured in the music of many hard bop musicians led to the development of soul jazz, which…

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