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Droning On … In a Good Way
Droning "pedal" tones may not sound musically exciting, but they play a huge role in all sorts of music: from 12th-century hymns, to Indian ragas, to The Beatles. Here are some examples.

Droning "pedal" tones may not sound musically exciting, but they play a huge role in all sorts of music: from 12th-century hymns, to Indian ragas, to The Beatles. Here are some examples.

"Sex and Candy" was a trippy, lo-fi 90s hit with its mix of odd phrases and an infectious post-grunge groove.

Poly Styrene of the early punk group, X-Ray Specs, was the template for many future singers who pushed the boundaries. An appreciation.

A recent release compiled by the family of The Everly Brothers showcases a wider variety of songs covered than you might expect.

Julian Lennon was the first "Beatle baby" and had to weave a complicated path. He's done it with talent and grace.
It turns out there’s a lot to say. Just say “yes” to get yours.
