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Versionality: “Season of the Witch”
In the latest installment of Versionality, Kelly Stitzel takes a look at some of the many covers of Donovan's "Season of the Witch."
Read More »Cratedigger: Elvis Costello and the Attractions, “Get Happy”
Whether he was atoning for racial intolerant comments or simply following his muse, Elvis Costello's 1980 album "Get Happy" remains among his finest efforts
Read More »DVD Review: “Legends of the Canyon” (Win a Copy!)
L.A.'s Laurel Canyon was one of the most important breeding grounds for American music in the '60s. A new documentary traces the history of the scene
Read More »Cratedigger: Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, “Deja Vu”
In what many people would have called an unlikely move, Crosby, Stills & Nash invited Neil Young join them in 1969. Their first album together took them to the top of the world
Read More »Cratedigger: Judy Collins, “Who Knows Where the Time Goes”
Released during the tumult of 1968, this Judy Collins album served Ken Shane as an oasis of serenity during some dark days
Read More »Whoops!: Crosby, Stills & Nash, “Live It Up”
What's more absurd than giant hot dogs on the moon? Try three aging hippies taking a shot at the Top 40 in
Read More »Cratedigger: Blood, Sweat & Tears, “Child Is Father to the Man”
There had never been anything quite like them. They weren’t the cute mop-tops or acid-fueled freaks that had risen to fame in recent years. The members of Blood, Sweat & Tears were seasoned music
Read More »Mojo’s Cold Shot: Super Session Live at the Fillmore East
Mojo Flucke has returned from an unexplained disappearance, still woozy from a cold shot of '60s blues powerhouse Super Session
Read More »Test of the Boomerang: New Arrivals
Crosby, Stills & Nash – Demos (Rhino) In the wake of Graham Nash’s box earlier this year, and of course Neil Young’s behemoth Archives, Crosby, Stills & Nash (Neil Young appears only on one
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