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Rock 101—AP Class
|Rutgers Professor Louis Masur strode onstage in a state of excitement. We were about to examine songs “that influenced not only music, but society and culture,” aided by an onstage … Read more
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Luke LeBlanc’s Only Human
Luke LeBlanc started his success story young. Born and raised in Minneapolis, at 13 he was the youngest talent to win the Zimmy, a national singer-songwriter competition held in Hibbing, … Read more
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David Starr’s road trip: The Cars’ Drive
David Starr’s compelling voice has been honed not only by touring nationally and internationally with top performers, but by choosing songs by artists whose audible and philosophical voices are legendary. … Read more
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Lume Cube’s Broadcast Lighting Kit lights a star: Cindy Cashdollar
Five-time Grammy-winner and multiple Hall-of-Fame member Cindy Cashdollar was born to music in Woodstock, NY. The Dobro and lap steel master has played with locals Bob Dylan, Levon Helm and … Read more
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Alice Howe’s Getaway Car revs up
“I can’t remember not singing,” Alice Howe said, and her earliest memories were of her mother’s records—Muddy Waters, Taj Mahal, and other blues giants. After college and a time in … Read more
Exclusive:
Cindy Cashdollar brings out the troops
Writer Ian Patience spoke with slide guitarist Cindy Cashdollar in a convoluted path that, to date, could only occur in 2020. English by birth and now based in locked-down France, … Read more
Cindy Cashdollar
You can tell the character of a person by the company she keeps. The same is true of a person’s talents. As one of the finest slide and steel guitarists … Read more
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Say Somethin’, urges David Clayton-Thomas
His 1968 debut album with Blood Sweat & Tears sold 10 million copies worldwide, charting for a staggering 109 weeks and winning five Grammy awards, including Album of the Year … Read more
The Last Waltz All Star Show
Photos by Anne Spooner Nashville was the last stop for the 13-city celebration tour, and when this musical mystery train pulled into the station, it had picked up some My-T-Fine … Read more
Goodbye…Izzy Young
Izzy Young was one of those guys, as I joked with him a few years ago, a central pillar, part of the US New York music Jewish mafia: fortunately he … Read more
Premiere: Luke LeBlanc’s Only Human
Luke LeBlanc started his success story young. Born and raised in Minneapolis, at 13 he was the youngest talent to win the Zimmy, a national singer-songwriter competition held in Hibbing, … Read more
Premiere: David Starr’s road trip: The Cars’ Drive
David Starr’s compelling voice has been honed not only by touring nationally and internationally with top performers, but by choosing songs by artists whose audible and philosophical voices are legendary. … Read more
Exclusive: Lume Cube’s Broadcast Lighting Kit lights a star: Cindy Cashdollar
Five-time Grammy-winner and multiple Hall-of-Fame member Cindy Cashdollar was born to music in Woodstock, NY. The Dobro and lap steel master has played with locals Bob Dylan, Levon Helm and … Read more
Premiere: Alice Howe’s Getaway Car revs up
“I can’t remember not singing,” Alice Howe said, and her earliest memories were of her mother’s records—Muddy Waters, Taj Mahal, and other blues giants. After college and a time in … Read more
Exclusive: Cindy Cashdollar brings out the troops
Writer Ian Patience spoke with slide guitarist Cindy Cashdollar in a convoluted path that, to date, could only occur in 2020. English by birth and now based in locked-down France, … Read more
Cindy Cashdollar
You can tell the character of a person by the company she keeps. The same is true of a person’s talents. As one of the finest slide and steel guitarists … Read more
Premiere: Say Somethin’, urges David Clayton-Thomas
His 1968 debut album with Blood Sweat & Tears sold 10 million copies worldwide, charting for a staggering 109 weeks and winning five Grammy awards, including Album of the Year … Read more
The Last Waltz All Star Show
Photos by Anne Spooner Nashville was the last stop for the 13-city celebration tour, and when this musical mystery train pulled into the station, it had picked up some My-T-Fine … Read more
Goodbye…Izzy Young
Izzy Young was one of those guys, as I joked with him a few years ago, a central pillar, part of the US New York music Jewish mafia: fortunately he … Read more
