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The guitar legend on the band’s final LP before Jim Morrison’s passing, his fusion-focused solo work and that time Zappa wanted to produce the Doors.
The guitar legend on the band’s final LP before Jim Morrison’s passing, his fusion-focused solo work and that time Zappa wanted to produce the Doors.
The American icon on Sinatra, Django Reinhardt, the art of the duet, his Texas beginnings and more.
Booty-call anthems, Marley weed, studio visits from Robin Williams and daring to tell Stevie Wonder what to play: Members of James’ Stone City Band recall the era of an essential LP.
Gamble, Huff and Thom Bell tell the tale of Philly soul.
Raw, real, intelligent and ultimately compelling, the MC born Earl Simmons set an unsurpassed standard for intensity in hip-hop.
In hip-hop and Black culture at large, the late MC’s openness changed the conversation.
Ethan Iverson offers a crash course in the life and work of a 20th-century titan on the 50th anniversary of his passing.
How the Robots made their masterpiece, and how their masterpiece made them.
The women serving up sex-positivity in Latin music, and the bold, sultry forebears behind their ascent.
How Lady Day was the first woman allowed to be a jazz musician.
Lou Reed, Public Enemy, Bonnie Raitt and others prove how pop excellence can thrive between youth and twilight.
The jazz titan looks back on his storied career and a newly released archival live recording from 1971.