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

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Jeff Beck: Playing Further

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“Jeff Beck is my all time favorite guitarist. Now what can I say?” -John McLaughlin-

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Thom Bell’s Quiet Storm

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The artists who worked with Thom Bell generally benefitted from his expertise

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Keith Levene’s Post Punk Prog

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Keith Levene founded punk bands Flowers of Romance and The Clash, ultimately forming Public Image Ltd. (PiL) with John Lydon .

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Billy Idol: Rebel Yell

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On Rebel Yell, BIlly Idol takes us on a wild ride down the freeway of goth, new wave, and Keith Forsey’s electronic pop.

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Robert Gordon & My Life in the Cut Out Bins

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While prowling the shops in search of The Cramps, I began to notice a couple of records by a guy named Robert Gordon in the cut out bins.

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Pharoah Sanders Remembered

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The more that you listen to Pharoah Sanders’ entire output, the more you realize that he was that rare natural musician who simply pulled what he was playing out of…

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Bob Dylan, Student of Song

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As Bob Dylan publishes his book The Philosophy of Modern Song, it’s worth noting that he has been studying the work of other songwriters for much of his career.

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Mott the Hoople: Mott (1973)

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Their best, and maybe the most interesting glam-influenced record of all time

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Ramsey Lewis, RIP

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His easy-going style brought jazz—and joy—into the lives of many casual listeners

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Creed Taylor & That Modern Aesthetic

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Some thoughts on Creed Taylor, who passed away August 22nd, 2022 at age 93

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