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  1. 51 minutes ago

    Super Furry Animals' Gruff Rhys just dropped a Lagniappe Session paying tribute to Kevin Ayers, the incredibly underrated Boston 90s group, Cardinal + Jenny Sorrenti. Dig in now at AD. Rhys' album, 'Pang!', out Friday . . .

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  2. Sep 10

    Oort Smog :: Smeared Pulse Transfers Los Angeles duo Oort Smog somehow make two instruments sound like a dozen on their experimental jazz full-length debut, Smeared Pulse Transfers -- record that pulls no quarter.

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  3. Sep 10

    Catching Up With Juan Wauters: The Aquarium Drunkard Interview If Juan Wauters didn’t exist, New York would have to invent him. We caught up w/ the artist to discuss a very busy year away from home in search of the song...

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    Sep 9

    You may know him as JAG co-founder . We know him as DJ Contact High. Find out why Thursday night when he DJs with at LA's Gold Diggers 5-9 PM.

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    Sep 9

    Loved The Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story, but my talk with one-time Dylan bassist Rob Stoner totally confirmed my "It's basically Spinal Tap" take. Read it at :

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  6. Sep 9

    "I’m down in the engine room, man. I’m just stoking the fires." Now at AD, one-time Dylan bassist Rob Stoner discusses the myth & reality of The Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story.

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    Sep 9

    This track by Ghana's Mack Porter over at is an epic slow burner. Worth ten minutes of your time.

    Sheathed in obscurity following its 1972 release in Italy, Mack Porter's sole lp is an outlier gem of blues, soul & psych. With its dramatic Axelrod-esque arrangements, hazy Hendrix soul, & doomy Sabbath riffs, the record exists entirely on its own.
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    Sep 9

    We close our tour in Queens, NY next Saturday with the one and only Rob Stoner (Bob Dylan/Rolling Thunder Revue; Tim Hardin; Joni Mitchell...). Beyond honored to wind up what’s been an insanely great tour in such esteemed company. Come on out, !

    Rob Stoner has played with legends, from Bob Dylan to Chuck Berry & Link Wray. Now at AD, he shines light on the fact, fiction & myth of Martin Scorsese’s Rolling Thunder Revue. “He’s always trying to put people on, to put people off his trail.”
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    Sep 9

    Killer interview with real insights into music and playing with Bob Dylan. Nice Prine and Roy Harper shoutouts too!

    Rob Stoner has played with legends, from Bob Dylan to Chuck Berry & Link Wray. Now at AD, he shines light on the fact, fiction & myth of Martin Scorsese’s Rolling Thunder Revue. “He’s always trying to put people on, to put people off his trail.”
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  10. Sep 9

    Sheathed in obscurity following its 1972 release in Italy, Mack Porter's sole lp is an outlier gem of blues, soul & psych. With its dramatic Axelrod-esque arrangements, hazy Hendrix soul, & doomy Sabbath riffs, the record exists entirely on its own.

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  11. Sep 9

    Rob Stoner has played with legends, from Bob Dylan to Chuck Berry & Link Wray. Now at AD, he shines light on the fact, fiction & myth of Martin Scorsese’s Rolling Thunder Revue. “He’s always trying to put people on, to put people off his trail.”

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    Sep 5

    Rolling Stones :: Jah Is Not Dead (Demo/Jam, 1979) How you like your Stones? Late seventies debauched and nasty? Us too. Dig this ...

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    Sep 7

    Warren Zevon died 16 years ago today. I saw him 4 times. 3 were great. Here’s a cover of his song I did for & something I wrote about him.

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    Sep 7

    This interview will heal you and make u think

    We recently caught up with singer-songwriter Ruth Garbus to delve deeper into the greyscale world she spins on her new lp, Kleinmeister—which showcases her expressive mezzo-soprano and signature guitar playing.
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    Sep 6

    Last year, returned with In Another Life, a self-proclaimed experiment in “infinite songwriting.” Now he’s has turned around with something of a companion piece: Soft Landing. ()

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    Sep 6

    This podcasting biz is much harder than I thought it would be. Would love for you to listen.

    The second season of our Been All Around This World podcast explores Lomax and ’ Southern Journey on the occasion of its 60th anniversary. First episode up now: . (Subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher, etc.)
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  17. Sep 6

    Last year, returned with In Another Life, a self-proclaimed experiment in “infinite songwriting.” Now he’s has turned around with something of a companion piece: Soft Landing. ()

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  18. Sep 6

    We recently caught up with singer-songwriter Ruth Garbus to delve deeper into the greyscale world she spins on her new lp, Kleinmeister—which showcases her expressive mezzo-soprano and signature guitar playing.

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    Sep 5

    "The sum of all the deserts in the world feel like a country to Tinariwen. In every desert, we feel home, like it’s our land." Now at Aquarium Drunkard, Ibrahim Ag Alhabib of reflects on the Tuareg collective's new album Amadjar.

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    Sep 5

    One of my favorite human beings in convo w/ one of the best bands on earth

    "The sum of all the deserts in the world feel like a country to Tinariwen. In every desert, we feel home, like it’s our land." Now at Aquarium Drunkard, Ibrahim Ag Alhabib of reflects on the Tuareg collective's new album Amadjar.
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