Fare Thee Well: A Tribute to Bob Weir
The music world is mourning the loss of Bob Weir, the legendary rhythm guitarist and founding member of the Grateful...
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Annie Clark’s Art-Rock Alchemy: Reimagining “Young Americans”
When an artist decides to cover David Bowie, they are stepping into a minefield of legacy. When they choose “Young...
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From Hannah Montana to High Art: How Miley Cyrus Convinced a Classic Rock Dad
For years, my household was defined by a specific kind of sonic layering. From one room, you’d hear the polished,...
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The Unfinished Symphony: Jeff Beck and the Power of Endless Creativity
Jeff Beck, the architect of sound and perpetual sonic explorer, deserves the title of the Greatest Of All Time...
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The New Rhythm of Rush and the Shifting Sands of Bluffton’s Subdivisions
The legendary Canadian power trio, Rush, has always held a mirror to the societal changes and personal evolutions we experience....
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Bluffton Music: Spotlighting Bluffton, SC’s Top Musical Acts
Bluffton, South Carolina, a town known for its quaint charm and “front porch” personality, also boasts a surprisingly vibrant and...
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A Day In The Life Revisited – The Glissando of a Thousand Routine Days
Eleanor’s day started the way it always did: not with a bang, but with the gentle, insistent whine of her...
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Seven Bridges Road: A Southern Journey Through Song
A Road Less Traveled “Seven Bridges Road” is a song that has captivated audiences for decades. Written by Steve Young...
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The Man, The Myth, The Fossil: Keith Richards Turns 367
Forget what Wikipedia tells you. If you believe Keith Richards was born in 1943, you probably also believe that “diet...
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The Massacree – “Alice’s Restaurant”: The Unlikely Ballad That Became a Thanksgiving Tradition
Every Thanksgiving Day, across America, something unusual happens on classic rock and adult alternative radio stations: an 18-minute, satirical folk...
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