
Review: Van Morrison’s ‘The Prophet Speaks’ Mixes Standards and Fresh Originals
On his fourth album in fourteen months, he proves he can write songs that are indistinguishable from the classics he covers.
On his fourth album in fourteen months, he proves he can write songs that are indistinguishable from the classics he covers.
Five-disc set chronicling career of legendary blues guitarist arrives in September
For half a century, the much-recorded bluesman John Lee Hooker has cut music so primal, it […]
John Lee Hooker is the last of the classic Mississippi Delta blues guitarists, the unaccompanied bards […]
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Clapton, other guests join band for cable-TV broadcast from Atlantic City
Take pure John Lee Hooker, add strong doses of Santana, Bonnie Raitt, Robert Cray, Canned Heat, […]
The black blues legends playing with the white up-and-comers. I guess Sonny Boy Williamson II started […]
The Pink Floyd were in the forefront of the self-consiously psychedelic rock movement in Britain as […]