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Louis Armstrong show at New Orleans Jazz Museum is 'the beginning of all that jazz became'
A young troublemaker at the Colored Waif’s Home encounters one horn and two music educators. The world changes.
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The Massive Used Bookstore In Illinois Where You Can Lose Yourself For Hours
Nestled in the heart of Wicker Park, Myopic Books stands as a beacon for book lovers, a three-story labyrinth of literary wonders that’s been captivating readers since the early 90s. This isn’t just ...
Shred hero Vinnie Moore reveals his greatest gear hits and misses – and why the best guitars are free
Though he’s most associated with all things ’80s shred, some of the UFO guitarist’s gear choices might just surprise ...
Gibson and Johnny Marr have recreated the 1984 Les Paul that underpinned The Smiths legend’s entire career
Exclusive to the Gibson Garage London to mark the store's first anniversary, only 20 examples will be made, and each will be ...
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Denison Witmer Carves Out Delicate Folk Niche On Sufjan Stevens Produced ‘Anything At All’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
Denison Witmer has carved out a quiet but profoundly resonant niche in the folk world for over two decades, crafting songs that shimmer with intimacy and ...
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The Velveteers Incorporate Hard Hitting Primitive Rock & Flashy Substance On ‘A Million Knives’ (ALBUM REVIEW)
The Boulder, CO-based rock trio The Velveteers' sophomore album A Million Knives touches on several subgenres while exploring ...