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The music died on MTV, but it’s alive and kicking ass on the Internet. GREGORY CROTTY traces the democratization of those three-minute musicals
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Opening Act Snippets, fun, interviews, reviews, festival wrap-up, the tour from Hell
Kickin’ in Your Stall Does the squeaking wheel get the grease, or will the meek inherit the earth? Agents have the wheel at five to one
On The Record Mumford & Sons reach for the heavens with Babel, but can they go the distance? The Blasters, the Avengers and the Zombies create Widespread Panic; Little Freddie King, Kaki King and Bnois King rule; Del and Dawg, Jimmy Herring, Grant Peeples, John Lee Hooker, Jr. and Heart, all alive with music. Tim O’Brien & Darrell Scott prove you can’t always poke fun at names
Re:Issues Guitarists all know him, and so should we mortals: Tommy Bolin of the James Gang and Deep Purple. On the lighter but higher-profile side, Chubby Checker, Electric Prunes and the Grateful Dead, Vol. 30, but who’s counting?
What’d I Say Blues or jazz guitar, rock guitar or southern rock guitar, classical and fusion guitar, Jim Hynes points with all five fingers. Wait! Six fingers!
Saturday Night and Sunday Morning What made the Jackson 5 so special? John Kuroski drops 32 rare pearls of wisdom
Also Appearing The stars align for Starry Night Festival, and for Lou Pallo, who led a starstudded tribute to longtime bandmate Les Paul. Sixto Rodriguez swept onto the Highline for his first gig in 40 years
Collecting Ten supergroups and their albums. Sometimes their only album
Get to Know: 20 directors who made the leap from MTV to the multiplex
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