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Matt Nathanson’s “Sad Heart” Is Something to Cheer
On his ninth album, “Sings His Sad Heart,” Matt Nathanson channels the passion of John Mayer, lyrics that cut like Glenn Frey’s and an emotional cleverness reminiscent of Elvis Costello.
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On his ninth album, “Sings His Sad Heart,” Matt Nathanson channels the passion of John Mayer, lyrics that cut like Glenn Frey’s and an emotional cleverness reminiscent of Elvis Costello.
Conductor Marin Alsop was a protege of Leonard Bernstein. Xian Zhang was appointed to the New York Philharmonic by Loren Maazel. And they're not alone.
Craft Recordings has put together a box set of Ramón Sabat's recorded late night, Cuban jam sessions that represent Havana’s golden age.
Before he died on Sep. 29, guitarist Otis Rush forged a place of his own among America's blues masters. Here's our tribute.
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