Keith Richards to Reunite With the X-Pensive Winos at Love Rocks Charity Gig
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Mavis Staples, Hozier, Warren Haynes, and Melissa Etheridge will also play the annual event benefiting God's Love We Deliver
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Greg Calbi’s Invisible Touch
Posted in: Music FeaturesAcross a 50-year career, this engineer has put the finishing touches on records by everyone from Aretha Franklin and Bruce Springsteen to Kacey Musgraves and the War on Drugs. What makes his the most trusted ears in rock?
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See Warren Haynes, Robert Randolph Cover ‘Can’t You See’ at Love Rocks NYC
Posted in: Music NewsSurprise guest Bill Murray also plays congas before Pedrito Martinez's performance during 5th annual benefit concert
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‘In My Room’ With Warren Haynes
Posted in: Music NewsThe guitar great touches on his tenure with the Allman Brothers, his solo career, and his love of the blues in an inspiring three-song set
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Social Distancing With Warren Haynes: Canceled Shows, New Songs, and Bill Withers
Posted in: Music News"It seems like we’re headed back to the Sixties," says Haynes, "in the way that it’s up to us."
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Allman Brothers Survivors Honor the Band’s Legacy at Fiery Tribute Show
Posted in: Live ReviewsAmid coronavirus concerns, members of the group's final lineup came together at Madison Square Garden for a night of impassioned jams
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See Billy Gibbons Jam With Warren Haynes, Nancy Wilson From Guitar Legends 3 Special
Posted in: Music NewsAll-star benefit concert to air December 27th on The CW
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Watch Jason Isbell Sing ‘Stockholm’ at Warren Haynes’ Christmas Jam
Posted in: Country Music2014 performance with 400 Unit appears on new 'Benefit Concert Volume 16' live album and film
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Eric Clapton, Gary Clark Jr. Highlight New Crossroads Festival Live LP
Posted in: Music NewsJeff Beck, B.B. King, Steve Winwood, John Mayer, Carlos Santana, Ronnie Wood, Joe Walsh, Buddy Guy also appear on six-disc Crossroads Revisited
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King Crimson’s ’21st Century Schizoid Man’: 50 Years in the Life of a Gamechanging Song
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow the band's 1969 masterpiece has evolved onstage during the past half-century — and how it's inspired everyone from Yes to Kanye West
