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“If It Wasn’t for You…” Richie Furay
Richie Furay is a founding architect of the Country Rock genre. And contemporaries like Don Henley, Jim Messina, Timothy B. Schmidt and more recognize it. You should too.
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The Fifth Dimension: The Age of Aquarius At 50
The Fifth Dimension created an anthem for 1969 with "Aquarius/Let the Sun Shine In." Our interview with founder LaMonte McLemore reflects the influence of the song 50 years later.
The “Shaft” Movie Soundtrack Is A Bad…(“Shut your mouth!”)
Isaac Haye's theme song to "Shaft" remains unforgettable. The rest of the soundtrack is, too. And a new re-issue provides a fresh listen.
The “Summer of Love” for A New Generation
There's no lack of awesome music from the late 60s; Glenn Burtnick is helming the "Summer of Love" tour, recapturing some of the best. Far out!
Bob Dylan Through the Lens of Martin Scorsese
Bob Dylan's "Rolling Thunder Revue" is something of a legend. In his latest documentary, Martin Scorsese has captured what made it so exceptional.
