‘Night Moves’ at 50: How Bob Seger Burned His Name into History
Listen past the legend and something intense unfolds
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Tim Sommer Punches Up for the ‘Outsiders’
A pundit of punk and pop tells tales about U2, The Clash and more in new book
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How Herbie Hancock Turned up the Heat in New Jersey
The jazz/funk/fusion legend left it all on the NJPAC stage
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Is ‘Invisible Touch’ the Best Worst or Worst Best ’80s Pop Album?
At 40, how has the polarizing Genesis blockbuster aged?
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Numbers: Kraftwerk’s ‘Computer World’ at 45
The pioneering ’81 album forever altered hip-hop, techno and more
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Tentative Decisions: How Talking Heads Grew up in Public
Hear New Wave being invented on a box of early live and demo tracks
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How The Mamas & The Papas Made ‘California Dreamin’’ a Reality
At 60, the sunshine pop titans’ debut album retains its glow
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The Bold As Love Box is Hendrix Heaven
Expand your understanding of the second Experience LP
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The Shroud of Touring: The Bongos’ Lost Live Album is a Secret No More
The 1985 concert recording expands the power pop heroes’ legacy
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Remembering Sal Maida (1948-2025): All-Star Bassist and More
Playing with Roxy Music and Sparks was only the tip of the iceberg
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How The dB’s Reunion Rocked New Jersey
The ‘80s power pop heroes re-upped their rep at a Jersey City show
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How Low Budget Brought About The Kinks’ Second Act
Happy 45th Anniversary to the album that belatedly made the band rock stars in America
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Dynamite: Peter Holsapple on Reigniting The dB’s
Reissues and a tour are reminders of the ‘80s band’s brilliance
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Steve Feigenbaum on 40 Years of Cuneiform Records
An American institution of unconventional music has a big birthday
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Buddha Blues: Chris Smither on All About the Bones
The veteran troubadour talks Zen, the devil, New Orleans and Tom Petty
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