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Legendary Session Man Jim Horn On Working With John Denver And Getting Inside The “Genius” Of Brian Wilson
At 72 years of age, there’s not much that Jim Horn hasn’t done. While his name might not be immediately familiar, you’ve definitely heard a lot of his work over the years. The session
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Chasing Good Songs: Rick Springfield On His New Music & The 30th Anniversary Of “Living In Oz”
If Armageddon is indeed lurking anywhere around the corner, at least there will be a soundtrack thanks to Rick Springfield’s newest album Songs For The End Of The World. Better still, Songs is a
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The Popdose Interview: Kevin Eubanks
Kevin Eubanks is a guy that you’re probably most familiar with because of his 15 year stint as the bandleader for Jay Leno and the Tonight Show and that’s okay. But there’s so much
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The Popdose Interview: David Lowery
Hearing the stories behind how the new Camper Van Beethoven album came together, we’re not surprised to find out that God is a CVB fan. And as you listen to La Costa Perdita, the
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Tour Preview: A Look Inside “John Denver: A Rocky Mountain High Concert”
It’s been more than 15 years now since singer/songwriter John Denver passed away tragically while flying his personal plane. Every year since Denver’s death, former members of his band have gathered in Aspen, Colorado
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The Popdose Interview: Lisa Loeb
With the renewed popularity of female-fronted alternative rock, New Found Glory guitarist Chad Gilbert saw a window of opportunity to bring ‘90s alt-rocker Lisa Loeb, a noted influence for many of those same artists,
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The Popdose Interview: Kenny Loggins and Gary Burr of Blue Sky Riders
The Blue Sky Riders might be the best band you've never heard of (featuring a few people you might be familiar with)
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The Popdose Interview: Michael Gurley of Dada
You know that one song, but there's a lot more that you should also know about Dada
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The Popdose Interview: Jimi Jamison of Survivor
In more than four decades in the music business, Jimi Jamison has worn quite a few different hats. While perhaps best known for his work with Chicago-based AOR rockers Survivor, his trademark vocals also
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