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Hank Williams

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Hank Williams, like other Grand Ole Opry stars, also hosted his own live shows over Nashville’s WSM. These 15-minute programs sponsored by Mother’s Best...

Blowing Free: Underground and Progressive Sounds of 1972

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The Cherry Red label is spot-on at packaging vintage U.K. rock, and this boxed set is no exception. This one focuses on broadly “progressive”...

Larry McCray

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After 40 years of playing under the radar, Rust Belt bluesman Larry McCray finally gets his big break. On Blues Without You, McCray receives...

Aerosmith

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This long-lost relic was recorded before the band’s 1973 debut LP, with guitarists Joe Perry and Brad Whitford (aged 21 and 19), bassist Tom...

Check This Action: A Mess of Blues

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It doesn’t happen often, but I still encounter people who think the blues is strictly sad music. I tell them to listen to Hound...

Rush

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If “The Spirit of Radio” helped Rush kick open the door to FM radio, its 1981 follow-up elevated them to blockbuster status. To mark...

Summer of Soul

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Buried for 50 years, the 1969 Harlem Cultural Festival is now recognized as an historic concert series, thanks to the recent film, which won...

Grateful Dead

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In 1978, the Dead played a series of shows at a venue many Deadheads swear was just built for the band – The Great...

Arv Garrison

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In the ’40s, Arv Garrison recorded with bebop legends Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie. Besides his own group, he was one-third of the Vivien...

Duke Robillard Band

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Robillard, his guitar, and band preside over a celebration of classic R&B and blues made up of 18 familiar and obscure numbers aided by...