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Mar 14, 2008,
By David Simons
In reality, it's everything the Donnas aren't that makes them so appealing. Despite what the suggestive pix and lurid song titles (“Gimme a Ride,” “Hot Pants”) might have you believe,...
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Mar 14, 2008,
By David Simons
Welcome to the world of the tribute band, a unique form of musical idolatry that's been a noble pursuit for thousands of talented imitators for years. Tribute acts come in a variety of shapes, sizes,...
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Mar 13, 2008,
By Jon Chappell
Béla Fleck has made a career of dashing expectations about what can be done with a few strings tuned to an open G chord. He's assimilated classical music by producing note-for-note banjo transcriptions of Bach ...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Ken Micallef
Interviewing Steely Dan's Walter Becker and Donald Fagen is a lot like playing a verbal pinball machine: their answers change direction with a comic, if disorienting, suddenness — deflecting the thrust of a question and bouncing up against an array of societal, historical, and musical references. ...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Jeff Perlah
The Abbott household must have been a noisy place back when Dimebag Darrell (known just as Darrell in those days) and his brother Vinnie Paul were growing up, because both started out playing drums. That situation didn't last, though ...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Jeff Perlah
He's the undisputed king of shock rock, creating controversy with every grotesque move he makes. Raising the blood pressure of mainstream society with putrid imagery and ever-mutating personae is what Marilyn Manson does. And it doesn't happen by accident...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Blair Jackson
For over 30 years, through countless band lineups, the essential character of the Santana group has remained unchanged because Carlos himself is unchanged. He still burns with the same passion that blew people away in his career-making appearance in the film Woodstock. ...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Sean S. McDevitt
More than five decades after leaving his Mississippi home for a life on the road, the blues guitar legend B.B. King has transcended the music genre with which he is so readily associated. Calling him the King of the Blues no longer seems to do him justice...
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Jan 10, 2008,
By Jeff Perlah
Despite a history of tragedy and turmoil, the Allman Brothers Band keeps doing what it does best — playing live....
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