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In Ten Tracks: Santana

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A selection of Santana songs that have meaning to me and have stuck with me through the years, appearing frequently on mix tapes and playlists.

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The Buzzcocks, Twice

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by Marshall Bowden In the spring of 1980, I was about to graduate from high school. A small group of friends decided we would spend the senior tradition of ditch…

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Acid Jazz brought soul back to the dance floor

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Marshall Bowden If Miles and Teo Macero had treated the studio as an instrument starting back in 1968, an entire generation of music makers was following in their footsteps by…

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Bitches Brew: How Jazz Became Studio Music

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by Marshall Bowden Whatever the surprise that greeted In A Silent Way, it was nothing compared to that which greeted the release of the double LP Bitches Brew in 1970.…

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Dave Greenfield Was The Stranglers’ Secret Weapon

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by Marshall Bowden The Stranglers were never a punk band, at least not by any of the normal measurable standards applied in 1977, and Dave Greenfield was a huge part…

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