Stevie Wonder broke new artistic ground with a trio of classic albums
David Sanborn
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Jeff Giles and Jason Hare
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Our final “lost” post, featuring the Charlie Brown of Mellow Gold
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Dave Steed
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St. Paul Peterson and Salt-N-Pepa highlight this week’s Bottom Feeders.
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Jeff Giles
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The Grammy-winning musician discusses his reunion with keyboardist Bob James and their new album, Quartette Humaine.
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Kelly Stitzel
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Kelly Stitzel revisits another post from A Soundtrack Saturday Christmas, this time the Bill Murray classic, Scrooged.
Something Else! Reviews
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Often situated in a pillowy cloud of opaque neo-funk, saxophonist David Sanborn’s talents are understandably obscured. The arrangements on his records, like much of the smooth-jazz movement that he still…
Jeff Giles
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If you were reading my stuff way back in the old Jefitoblog days, you know I have a sick fascination for smooth jazz — to the point that I ended…
Ken Shane
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Ken Shane revisits this 1981 classic in a cold and blustery autumn edition of Cratedigger.
Ted Asregadoo
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DOWNLOAD THE FULL MIX HERE There was a moment in the mid to late ’90s when I passed an invisible line from young adulthood — where you crave new and…
Anthony Hansen
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Been missing the Popdose Guides? So has Anthony Hansen — and unlike the rest of us, he’s gone and done something about it.
Robert Cass
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The title of Al Jarreau’s sixth studio album, released in 1983, is simple and straightforward: Jarreau. But if you ask me, it’s missing an exclamation point at the end —…
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