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New Music Monday: Santana and Sinead O’Connor, Don Byron and Blue Öyster Cult
New Music Monday beings another truckload of interesting releases, not least of which are Cursive, Don Byron, Mona and Sinead O’Connor
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Even though El Camino is just out, the Black Keys are eager for a return to the studio
The Black Keys are on a roll. Just months after the release of El Camino, and before the band has even launched a new North American tour, Dan Auerbach says the band has enough material for a follow up.
After years of fiery electric blues and Southern rock, Warren Hayes considers unplugging for next solo project
Warren Haynes has become known, through his associations with the Allman Brothers Band and Gov’t Mule, for playing uptempo, rollicking electric blues and Southern rock. His next solo project might be a little more low key.
Gregg Allman confirms that his autobiography My Cross to Bear will arrive in May
Gregg Allman confirms on his Facebook page that My Cross to Bear, his long-awaited autobiography with writer Alan Light, will arrive online and at booksellers on May 1. Light is a long-time critic and editor at Rolling Stone, VIBE and Spin.
Mort Weiss: On white guys playing the blues, and Benny Goodman practicing nude
Yes, I drank muddy water — and slept in a hollow log! Um, hmm! I said that I steady drank muddy water, and slept in a hollow log. Ah huh!
Wynton Marsalis: Recognizing a blues song should be part of application for U.S. citizenry
Wynton Marsalis, in a talk on protecting the legacy of American music for future generations, offered a bold suggestion
New Music Monday: Long-awaited return for Mitch Ryder, scorching blues from Otis Taylor
We dig into brand new stuff from Mitch Ryder, Otis Taylor, Uriah Heep and Ahmad Jamal for New Music Monday this week
Backstage with B.B.: ‘King of the Blues’ is generous with his music, and with his time
Guitarist Magazine is honoring B.B. King this month, releasing a gala 132-page magazine focused on the man they call “The Undisputed King of Blues.” That had us going back to a personal moment spent with this music-making legend …
Thousands of legendary recordings from folklorist Alan Lomax will be available for streaming soon
Folklorist Alan Lomax spent his life making priceless recordings of some of the most important early figures in American music — from his famed recordings of Huddie “Leadbelly” Ledbetter to Jelly Roll Morton, from Muddy Waters to Woody Guthrie.
Best of January 2012: Reader picks include Paul McCartney, Van Halen, Dion and plenty of prog rock
January brought in-depth talks with progressive rock legends Greg Lake and Steve Hackett, new blues from Dion and sweet standards from Paul McCartney.
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