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Category Archives: Tinnitus
Bernadette Peters, Learning in ‘Night Music’ – NYTimes.com
On paper, anyway, Ms. Peters is too old for the role. To judge from the text, Desirée, a touring stage actress a little past her prime, is probably in her mid-40s. Ms. Peters is 62, closer in years, really, to … Continue reading
SEVEN HOURS OF WILSON PICKETT
You’d be forgiven for wondering if six CDs of Wilson Pickett is overkill
How the AvantGrand, Yamaha’s new electronic piano, improves upon a 300-year-old instrument. – By Chris Wilson – Slate Magazine
In essence, the company is doing the same thing Les Paul did when he debuted an early model of a solid-body electric guitar: namely, dressing it up like its acoustic forebears.
WSJ Rock and Pop Critic Jim Fusilli on Richard Thompson’s New Four-Disc Set, Walking on a Wire – WSJ.com
…you keep recycling your past
Shackled up GTO
Maybe the more old songs you carry around the harder it is to add new songs. One late arrival stuck. Red Dirt Road is a coming of age ballad by Brooks and Dunn. “Her daddy didn’t like me much, with … Continue reading
Digital Concert Hall – tour
On demand on the march
Playlist of the day
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