Rendered so honestly and fervently as it is, John Mayall and the Bluesbreakers’ A Hard Road (released 2/17/67) is not appreciably different than the seminal album that preceded it in
More than a half-century since its release, The Allman Brothers Band’s concert album, At Fillmore East, remains their signature release. It is, in fact, the title by which most people
In a new weekly roundup, Glide drops caustic commentary on selected tracks from release day Friday. Spoon – “Lucifer on the Sofa” Spoon tried to record Lucifer on the Sofa
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Due to the fierce competition within the online casino world, new online casinos outside GamStop have to come up with creative ways to put their name on the map. New
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Given the tumult surrounding the Byrds at the end of 1966, it’s a wonder the group created such a stellar album as Younger Than Yesterday. Yet hindsight of over a
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