High On Film: Broken English (2026) ‘Sundance’ Movie Review: An Intimate, Stimulating Portrait of a Rock Icon Interrogating the Very Nature of Truth

Music documentaries usually follow a genre-specific structure. Some try to reveal every potential detail of a person’s life, including pieces from their formative years, whether as artists or as people.

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Relix: Little Feat Share “Long Distance Love” featuring Amy Helm, Add Summer Dates to The Last Farewell Tour

In conjunction with this announcement the group has created a new video for “Long Distance Love,” from the group’s 1975 release The Last Record Album, which was re-recorded with Amy Helm during the pandemic. The audio is now available for pre-save and we are premiering the video today.

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Vogue: The Best Dressed Stars at the 2026 Grammys

Last night, the 2026 Grammys celebrated the music world’s best performers and releases of the year.

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Penn Live: Country music icon’s daughter rips DHS storm response: ‘Busy shooting private citizens’

Rosanne Cash, the daughter of country music legend Johnny Cash, took to social media Thursday with a blistering message about ICE and the Department of Homeland Security.

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The New Republic: Jane Birkin and the Art of Authenticity

In Marisa Meltzer’s biography, Birkin is not primarily a muse. She is an artist who mixed glamor and humility, courage and vulnerability.

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Tinnitist: Classic Album Review: Eric Burdon | Soul Of A Man

The first thing you notice about Eric Burdon’s new disc Soul Of A Man is how damn good he sounds.

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Glide Magazine: Warren Haynes Shares Stories Of Bobby, The Dead, Phil & Friends, Allman Brothers Band & Revisting Solo Debut ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness’ (INTERVIEW)

Warren Haynes has been extremely busy these days. For him, that’s really saying something.

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Rock And Blues Muse: Review: Warren Haynes ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness’

Before Gov’t Mule, before the Dead and Phil Lesh’s band, and way before he landed on Rolling Stone’s list of Greatest Guitarists of All Time” (at #23!), Warren Haynes recorded his debut solo effort, ‘Tales of Ordinary Madness.’

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The Hollywood Reporter: Rufus Wainwright and Norah Jones Shared Sundance Stage After ‘Broken English’ Premiere

The high-profile performers tackled Marianne Faithfull songs inside Park City’s Eccles Theatre.

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Télé 7 Jours: Les Enfoirés 2026 : le retour de Florent Pagny, l’apparition surprise de Vianney, les nouvelles têtes... Nous y étions !

Les Enfoirés 2026 : Florent Pagny acclamé, Vianney très attendu

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Blues Town Music: Carl Carlton & Melanie Wiegmann – Miles Of Time

‘Miles Of Time,’ the second collaborative album from guitarist, producer, and songwriter Carl Carltonand singer and actress Melanie Wiegmann, will be released on January 23, 2026. Following their successful debut, ‘Glory Of Love’ (Top 50 of the German album charts), the duo continues their musical journey—genre-spanning, intense, and full of emotion.

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Carl Carlton & Melanie Wiegmann new single “Love Potion Number 9”

There are songs that spread good cheer and make you want to press the repeat button with a smile on your face. Carl Carlton & Melanie Wiegmann have included just such a song on their upcoming album “Miles of Time” (release date: January 23, 2026), creating a swirling and upbeat Latino rhythm & blues track.

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Chronogram: Rosanne Cash Opens Stissing Center’s 2026 Season With “Spark!” Concert

For this performance, Cash appears with her husband and longtime collaborator, John Leventhal, whose understated production and guitar work have shaped much of her recent output.

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Mojo: Every Steely Dan Album Ranked

Revenge of the nerds: MOJO runs down every album from Steely Dan and their two major dudes, Donald Fagan and Walter Becker.

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The only four artists Donald Fagen ever loved: “I have a critical nature”

Donald Fagen is one of the greatest musical minds that has ever graced the world of rock, and his standards are impeccably high as a result.  Firstly, his standards are high for himself. When he was writing with Steely Dan, he would always ensure that he and the band were doing as much as they could in order to get the most out of a studio session.

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ABC News: Jimmy Barnes: The story behind Working Class Man and his American dream

Jimmy Barnes was lost and terrified.  It's early in 1983, Cold Chisel had imploded, and Australia's most iconic frontman was staring down that awful question we all face at times of upheaval: what now? Barnes wanted his music career to keep soaring, but needed to prove he had something to offer outside of his legendary band.

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Far Out Magazine: How did The Band first end up playing with Bob Dylan?

Before The Band was established as one of classic rock’s most defining bands, they were known as The Hawks, a group of young musicians getting their start as a backing band.
The Canadian-American outfit secured their proper start playing for rockabilly singer Ronnie Hawkins.

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CAF: Angélique Kidjo: “Hosting the CAF Awards is an extension of my passion for football and Africa”

Five-time Grammy Award winner Angélique Kidjo is much more than a legend of African music: she is a powerful voice for culture, empowerment, and human rights across the continent.
Today, she adds another string to her bow by becoming the master of ceremonies for the CAF Awards 2025 set to take place in Rabat, Morocco.

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Chronogram : Through the Lens of Elliott Landy: The Band, Dylan, and Woodstock

Photographer Elliott Landy publishes a new two-volume set of Band photos and a live slideshow at Upstate Films’ Orpheum Theater on November 20, revisiting the brief, blazing years that defined Americana.

In Elliott Landy’s studio, there was a box he’d labeled “seconds.” Inside were the photographs that didn’t make it into his first book on The Band. Years after that 2015 volume was published, Landy opened the box, started flipping through the eight-by-ten work prints, and felt a shock of recognition. How did I leave that out? One image after another—favorites, forgotten. “At that point,” he says, “I knew I had to do a second book.”

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Rock Cellar magazine : Posthumous Album from Keyboardist/Vocalist Mike Finnigan (Jimi Hendrix, Bonnie Raitt, Joe Cocker, More) Coming in 2026 (Preview)

Mike Finnigan, an acclaimed studio/touring musician known for his work with the Hammond B3 organ and for recording stints with acts including Jimi Hendrix, Joe Cocker and many others, passed away in 2021 — and early next year, a special new album will be released in his memory.

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