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$4 Download Deal: Jefferson Starship
This fourth set of the S.N.A.C.K. Benefit features Jefferson Starship, with Grace Slick and Paul Kantner now clearly piloting the ship. This set was recorded during sessions for their Red Octopus LP, which would soon become their biggest selling album to date.
Rocking His Life Away
Happy birthday to Jerry Lee Lewis who, after all these years, is still rocking his life away.
$4 Download Deal: Santana
Following Bill Graham's introduction, Santana kicks it off with a breathtaking version of "Incident At Neshabur" that segues directly into "Black Magic Woman." Similarly, the incendiary coda of "Gypsy Queen" then transforms into a brief "Let The Children Play."
Peter’s Monkey Shock
In 1988, Peter Gabriel served some eager fans in Argentina with a concert performance that proved his solo career was no misstep as he was still going strong over ten years after striking out on his own. Indeed, although I may miss Gabriel-Genesis like a long lost pen pal, Peter sure knows how to [...]
$4 Download Deal: The Doobie Brothers
This third set of the S.N.A.C.K. Benefit captures The Doobie Brothers at the height of popularity. The trademark Doobie harmonies with intertwined guitars, and the dueling drummers are here - as are some of their most memorable songs.
The Doobie Brothers Groundbreaking Live Online Event Monday
Live… right here… right now… Wolfgang’s Vault has your sneak peek at today’s news from the Doobie Brothers on their first album in 10 years. Find out more directly from the band, and stay tuned to participate in the Q&A.
$4 Download Deal: Graham Central Station
Led by ex-Sly and the Family Stone bassist Larry Graham, Graham Central Station applied the same musical formula that had made his former band so successful: an ensemble based group, creating funk and soul-driven music with edge and accessibility.
All Aboard this Wooden Ship!
What do you get when you stick David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Paul Kantner on a boat in Florida in the late 1960s? You get a great song that reflects the rising tension surrounding the Vietnam War. Now, what do you get when you wait 20 more years and head down to the Tower Theater [...]
Mama’s Boy?