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Friday, February 27, 2026
Bootleg Review: The Who’s Who Put A Better Boot In 1976 (1999)
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THE WHO Who Put A Better Boot In 1976 (Shagadelic Productions, 68:04 min) SOUND QUALITY: Good to Very Good soundboard (7-8), little no...
Monday, February 23, 2026
Archive Review: Eric Gales’ The Story of My Life (2008)
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Not to be confused with acclaimed jazz guitarist Eric Gale, Memphis-born blues-rock phenomenon Eric Gales first picked up the instrument at...
Friday, February 20, 2026
CD Review: Steppin’ Out: The Roots of Garage Rock 1963-1965 (2026)
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When Elektra Records released the Lenny Kaye-curated Nuggets album in 1972, little did they know that they were not only scratching an itch...
Monday, February 16, 2026
Archive Review: Corey Harris's Fulton Blues (2013)
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The wonderful thing about acoustic bluesman Corey Harris is that you never really know where he’s going, musically, from album to album – y...
Friday, February 13, 2026
Archive Review: Lightnin Malcolm's Rough Out There (2013)
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Steve “Lightnin” Malcolm was schooled in the blues by none other than the notoriously cranky T-Model Ford, the guitarist later receiving an...
Monday, February 9, 2026
Archive Review: Cyril Neville's Magic Honey (2013)
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New Orleans music legend Cyril Neville (he of the Meters and the amazing Neville Brothers) has been touring the world as of late as part of...
Friday, February 6, 2026
CD Review: The Damned’s Not Like Everybody Else (2026)
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Almost 55 years of listening to, collecting, and writing about music have taught me to be suspect of “cover songs.” Far too often, the song ...
Sunday, February 1, 2026
Fossils, Classic Rock Relics, Volume 3: More 1970s & '80s
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Once upon a time, rock ‘n’ roll fanatics had to learn about new album releases through label advertising in rags like Creem , Trouser Pre...
Friday, January 30, 2026
CD Review: Very 'eavy, Very 'umble...Humble Pie Live! (2026)
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Humble Pie , in my…ahem…‘humble’ opinion, are one of the great lost bands of the 1970s. To my knowledge, they’ve never even been considered...
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