Pearl Jam Light Up Bridge School Benefit
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Neil Young's fifteenth-anniversary Bridge School Benefit gives peace a chance
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Drifter’s Escape
Posted in: Music NewsJimi Hendrix was a great interpreter of Bob Dylan's work, from his definitive version of "All […]
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Crosstown Traffic
Posted in: Music News"Crosstown Trafic" was recorded at the Record Plant in 1968, and, as Jimi Hendrix explained, "I […]
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Brimful of Asha
Posted in: Music NewsCornershop were not the biggest band to emerge during the Britpop era, but the success of […]
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Please Forgive My Heart
Posted in: Music NewsThe soul-baring "Please Forgive My Heart" is the first taste off The Bravest Man in the […]
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Vicious
Posted in: Music NewsOpening Lou Reed's 1972 solo album, the hard-riffing "Vicious" actually traces its origin back to Reed's […]
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The Words That Maketh Murder
Posted in: Music NewsPJ Harvey long intended to write an album about world affairs that you could also sing […]
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Keep On Pushing
Posted in: Music NewsInspirational to both Bob Marley, who heard it in Jamaica, and Bob Dylan, who included the […]
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Ghetto Superstar (That Is What You Are)
Posted in: Music NewsPras' post-Fugees debut rode largely on the strength of its title cut, also included on the […]
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O-o-h Child
Posted in: Music NewsA family act from Chicago’s South Side who were signed to Curtis Mayfield’s Windy C label, […]
