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Few musicians manage to walk the line between authenticity and evolution as gracefully as Chad...
Three of the Best Live Albums Ever…
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quiet hotel, far from the hustle and bustle of the music industry, Alan Parsons shares...
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the sixties, guitarists discovered that they could extract the most wonderful sounds from their instruments,...
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