By Mac Dunlop
by E.C. Gladstone
Among '70s Funk aficionados, Betty Davis is something of a Fakahatchee Orchid: truly rare, exquisite, and without peer.
by J. Poet
Those that found Songs of Leonard Cohen depressing wouldn't get any relief here. As implied by the black and white cover photo, these songs were darker, more hopeless and more violent than anything on the first collection.
by J. Poet
Forty years ago, critics were trying to make a case for rock lyrics as poetry, hailing the work of Dylan, Paul Simon and Jim Morrison, to name three, to make their point.
by E.C. Gladstone
Many classic artists are called "influential," still others frequently tagged "seminal," but few, in fact very few, can inarguably be credited for having changed the course of music.
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