Blue Blast Magazine: Featured Interview – Keb’ Mo’

Keb’ Mo’ is, by any metric, one of the most successful, talented, and popular blues artists of all-time.

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1News: Jimmy Barnes leads tributes after death of Kiwi-born Cold Chisel member

Jimmy Barnes and other Cold Chisel members are mourning the loss of Kiwi-born saxophonist Andy Bickers, who has died of cancer.

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Sheridan Media: News Cash and Leventhal at the WYO

The WYO Theater’s 37th Season will open with Rosanne Cash and John Leventhal for an intimate evening of songwriting, storytelling and musicianship.

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Broadway World: DESIREE, Emmanuel Jal Release Official Music Video for MACHO

The Kilifi, Kenya-shot video was directed by Thabang Moabelo and features four languages sung by Emmanuel Jal.

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BBC: Oscar-winning songwriter Glen Hansard killed in crash

Oscar-winning Irish musician Glen Hansard has died in a motorbike crash in Dublin.

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Medium: The Animals Were a Great Band

From The Animals to Eric Burdon and the New Animals, back to The Animals. They were all great.

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Radio Paname: Christophe Willem, entre Rio et l’Aveyron : une nouvelle vie à la croisée des mondes

Depuis plusieurs mois, Christophe Willem a troqué la quiétude du Val-d’Oise pour l'effervescence de Rio de Janeiro, concrétisant ainsi un rêve d'enfance longtemps caressé.

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Far Out Magazine: Joan Baez on her relationship with Bob Dylan: “He’s a nutcase… but I have nothing bad to say”

Who on Earth could Joan Baez be calling a “nutcase”? Well, there really only is one answer, isn’t there?

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Rock And Blues Muse: Warren Haynes Announces ‘Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey’

Warren Haynes Announces ‘Dreams & Songs: A Symphonic Journey’

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McKinsey & Company: Advocacy meets action: Malala Yousafzai bets big on women’s sports

Malala Yousafzai is perhaps best known as an education activist, a champion of women’s rights, and, when she was recognized at age 17, the youngest Nobel Peace Prize laureate in history.

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The Bohemian Star: Patti Smith: The High Priestess of Punk Poetry

Patti Smith added her own raw, shamanic imprimatur to the Bohemian lifestyle.

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Hot Press: Live Report: Glen Hansard displays peace, love and patriotism at Dublin return

Glen Hansard's return to Dublin 2 hit all the marks of a picture-perfect homecoming as he delivered all the hits, and a number of Irish classics.

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Tendance Ouest: Music. Florent Pagny is already working on a new album and has made a surprising choice

Although his latest album, “Grandeur Nature,” was released a few months ago, Florent Pagny is already working on a new album. The project could be unveiled by the end of 2026 or in early 2027.

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Wrinkly Rockers Club: Sari Schorr London Photo Gallery

Ahead of releasing her new album 'Running Wild' in the Fall, having recently signed a record deal with Mascot/Artone Label Group, Sari Schorr fronted an all-star band at Chelsea's Pizza Express in London on Sunday night

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Far Out Magazine: The singer Bono called the best to ever exist: “The greatest on Earth”

It’s hard to really be objective when talking about everything that Bono sings.

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KNKX: From Nat King Cole to Esperanza Spalding, jazz takes root in nature

In 2012, Esperanza Spalding covered a song by one of her favorite artists of all time: jazz legend Wayne Shorter.

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Rock Cellar Magazine: Carly Simon: ‘Comes in Waves,’ Her First New Album of Original Songs Since 2008, Aug. 14 (Pre-Order)

For the first time since 2008, Carly Simon will release a new album of original material.

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Bloomington: Glen Hansard shares new single ‘High Hope’ ahead of live retrospective release

BLOOMINGTON — Glen Hansard has shared a new single, “High Hope,” from his upcoming album “Don+t Settle – Transmissions West,” set for release Friday, June 26, through Plateau/Secretly Distribution.

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Parade: Carly Simon Announces First Album of Original Songs in 18 Years

More than five decades after launching one of music’s most celebrated careers, Carly Simon is returning with her first new studio album of original material in nearly two decades.

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Currency: The Friday song (on a Sunday): ‘This Too Shall Light’ by Amy Helm

Amy Helm inherited some of her father Levon’s throaty power, but the gospel-soul glow of ‘This Too Shall Light’ is entirely her own.

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