Jam titans Widespread Panic have finally added a New York City date to their 25th Anniversary Tour as the band will perform at the Williamsburg Waterfront on September 17. This
For those of you that took a break from the internet over the long holiday weekend, on Friday night the music world lost one of it unsung innovators as Gil
We don’t do a lot of Cover Wars features of songs originally sung by female lead singers, we’ll have to change that starting this week with Landslide, a track from the 1975 self-titled Fleetwood Mac album. I’d tell you more about the song, but you should just hear it straight from Stevie Nicks, you’ll get a guest appearance from her in the second video featured in the “Glee” entry.
The Contestants:
Artist: Dixie Chicks
Album: Home
The Skinny:
The Dixie Chicks recorded this cover in 2002 on their album Home and the deluxe edition also features a Sheryl Crow remix.
[audio:https://glidemag.wpengine.com/hiddentrack/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/dixieslide.mp3]READ ON for more covers of Fleetwood Mac’s Landslide…
Musicians possessing a cocky attitude are an age-old accessory to rock & roll. It is how they have used that sass that makes the musician loved or hated. John Mellencamp is one of those artists who have at times told you bluntly to kiss his ass.
While Duff McKagan has always appeared far more open to a reunion than the iconoclastic and downright ridiculous Axl Rose, he has soldiered on since their mid 90’s breakup. The modern world of metal has been more than welcoming with his platinum selling work in Velvet Revolver as well as his longtime band, Loaded. Having always played a supporting role in his two other bands, since 1999, Loaded has afforded McKagan the opportunity to step to the fore, showcasing his song writing, guitar playing and singing.
Drawing heavily from their forthcoming album, Nothing Is Wrong, Dawes wowed the room, getting people shaking and pumping their fists and even inspiring a sing-a-long during the set-closing “When My Time Comes”, no easy feat as Cradle patrons are usually a bit sedate in showing their enthusiasm.
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Palladia airs the new-to-Blu-Ray/DVD A MusiCares Tribute to Neil Young on Wednesday night at 7:30PM ET. The program features Wilco covering Broken Arrow, Ben Harper performing Ohio, Down By The
Modest Mouse treated fans to two brand-new songs as part of their set at this weekend’s Sasquatch! Festival at the Gorge, WA and to our ears both tunes are winners.
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