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Crazy Train
Ozzy Osbourne and the Blizzard of Ozz Band featuring Randy Rhoads
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The Greatest Creative Run in the History of Popular Music
It’s Stevie Wonder’s “classic period.” By Jack Hamilton.
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Newfound Plant Named for Music Legend Jimi Hendrix
Musician Jimi Hendrix is so inspiring that researchers named a newfound species of flowery succulent discovered in Mexico after him. By Laura Geggel.
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Piano Concerto № 1
Richard Nixon
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There Is a Crack in Everything, That’s How the Light Gets In: Leonard Cohen on Democracy and Its Redemptions
A generous reminder that we must aim for “a revelation in the heart rather than a confrontation or a call-to-arms or a defense.” By Maria Popova.
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Why did the KLF burn £1 million in cash on Scots island of Jura?
There were many things that set the KLF apart from other musical acts who enjoyed commercial success in the UK’s thriving dance scene of the early 1990s. By Chris McCall.
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13 Musicians With Paranormal Experiences
From Alice Cooper and Adele to Kesha and Kendrick Lamar, some of our favorite musicians have had some spooky encounters
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Syd Barrett: Cambridge honours its ‘Crazy Diamond’
As Cambridge celebrates the life and work of one its most famous musical sons, BBC News looks at the legacy Syd Barrett left in the city and beyond. By Jodie Halford.
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The Nobel Prize for literature, at long last, has been awarded to a complete idiot
Bob Dylan has won the Nobel Prize for literature. And quite right too. By Guy Dammann.
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The Sorcerer of Jazz
Adam Shatz reviews "Miles Ahead," a film directed by Don Cheadle, and “Bitches Brew" by George Grella Jr.
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Erykah Badu, the Godmother of Soul
The veteran musician is ubiquitous again—with a surprising group of new collaborators. By Kelefa Sanneh.
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Thank You
Sly and the Family Stone
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Hammer in Her Hand
Beverly “Guitar” Watkins is probably the greatest living blues guitarist that no one has ever heard of. By Rachael Maddux.
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How the Cold War’s Fallout Shaped David Bowie
Critic Agata Pyzik’s 2014 book, Poor But Sexy: Culture Clashes in Europe East and West, situates Bowie at the heart of Cold War pop culture. Here, she explores Bowie's role in uniting disaffected young people on both sides of the Iron Curtain.
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Our Band Should Not Be Your Life
Six days on the road with Quarterbacks, a young band on the brink of… something. By Amos Barshad.
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Way To Blue: The Songs Of Nick Drake
BBC Four Sessions
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Julie
Rhiannon Giddens
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This Is The Sea
The Waterboys
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