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Culture Club Announces Limited Edition ‘Kissing To Be Clever’

More than four decades after their groundbreaking debut, Culture Club‘s Kissing To Be Clever is getting a vinyl reissue. Featuring the international smash hits “Do

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38 Funny Things You Didn’t Really Hear

We’re all unreliable narrators, that’s why when asked to recall what you did last Tuesday, or the lyrics to Manfred Mann’s Earth Band’s ‘Blinded By

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“Play Them Loud”: A Celebration Of Fabulous Fenders

Fender guitars are iconic. They have a look, an aura of sleek refinement that says “Play me, play me loud, play me subtly and play

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New Documentary on The Tragically Hip To Premiere at TIFF

A new documentary on Canadian rockers The Tragically Hip will premiere at Toronto International Film Festival this year. Directed by Mike Downie, The Tragically Hip:

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‘The Story of the Who’ Comes to Vinyl

The 1976 compilation The Story of the Who will be reissued on vinyl later this year. This version of the 2LP collection—which many regard as

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‘The Story of the Who’ Comes to Vinyl

The 1976 compilation The Story of the Who will be reissued on vinyl later this year. This version of the 2LP collection—which many regard as

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Revisiting Roxy Music’s Rule-Breaking First Hit

First issued in August 1972, “Virginia Plain” provided Roxy Music with an all-important breakthrough hit that peaked at No. 4 on the U.K. Singles chart.

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Bryan Ferry’s Emotional Fifth Solo Album

Timing is everything. And that was certainly the case with Bryan Ferry’s fifth solo set, The Bride Stripped Bare. Issued on September 1, 1978, its

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Remembering Summer Jam At Watkins Glen

Jerry Garcia and Bob Weir of the Grateful Dead live in Vancouver in June 1973, a month before they played Summer Jam. Photo: Ross Marino/Getty

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John Mayall, The Godfather of British Blues, Has Passed Away

John Mayall, the Godfather of British Blues, has passed away. A singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist, Mayall was a central player in the 1960s British blues

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