Results for Stanley Clarke
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by Nathaniel Roe•February 25, 2009•
"One of the strong qualities of Sov Gott Rose-Marie, in general, is the power it finds in understatement."
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by Javier Rodriguez•January 14, 2009•
Released in 1979 by the guitarist/songwriter, Alchemy is frequently overlooked, but is certainly a worthy pick given that it’s the best of Lloyd’s work.
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by Paul Myers•December 17, 2008•
To cut to the chase: Percy Thrillington—and writer Clint Harrigan—were both, of course, Paul McCartney himself.
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by Paul Myers•December 10, 2008•
It Ain’t Easy featured balls-up bluesy rave-ups with electric guitars screeching, back beats thwacking, and gospel-tinged female vocalists surrounding your charismatic host
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by uncredited writer•December 3, 2008•
Originally published in Beat Instrumental, December 1969
"Independence" and "freedom" are words much used today to justify any act from dossing down in Piccadilly to running naked through Trafalgar Square, but Soft Machine uses these words with such liberal enthusiasm that they don't give the impression of just quoting well-worn clichés. With two LPs under their belts—the first of which was released in America only—the Soft Machine trio strongly believe that the individual
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3/26/2008
maybe they dont respond but they are listening!
great lineup this week even if it is a day late but well worth it....
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5/26/2007
"If he was still alive today, what would his music sound like? What, if any, soundtracks to movies would he have been...
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2/14/2007
First time Vault listener member this is a great site !!!! i have my computer running through my Stereo system {which...
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