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Bob Dylan’s Never Ending Tour Began 36 Years Ago This Week With a Show Critics Scorched
Bob Dylan‘s June 7, 1988, concert at the Concord Pavilion in suburban San Francisco was not seen at the time as a landmark moment in music history. This was a…
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Role Model on His New Album — and Why He’s Killing Off His ‘Sally’ Guest-Star Bit
“Does love come around or does one come around to it?” That’s…
Kip Moore Is a Superstar Overseas. What Gives, America?
This October, Kip Moore will return to South Africa to perform at…
Jay-Z Is Too Big for This. That May Be the Problem
Jay-Z’s Roots Picnic freestyle was not merely a diss record played live.…
Deer Tick Used to Be a Chaotic Party Band. Now They Run Their Business on Slack
In August 2024, the band Deer Tick were out for an old-fashioned…
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L ola Young is sitting in front of a grand…
‘This Woman’s Work’: Crate-Digging With Poet and Editor Sheila Maldonado
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Augie Meyers, Whose Signature Organ Sound Helped Define Tex-Mex Music, Dead at 85
Augie Meyers, the Texas musician whose organ playing defined the…
Cómo Fuerza Regida se convirtió en la voz de una nueva generación
E n una tarde de enero, el enorme complejo que…
How Fuerza Regida Became the Voice of a New American Generation
I t’s early one evening in January, and the massive…
Country Joe McDonald’s Final Rolling Stone Interview: ‘Woodstock Changed Everything’
In 2019, Country Joe McDonald called into the Rolling Stone…
