Flashback: Paul and Linda McCartney Bring Domestic Bliss of ‘Ram’ to the Stage
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On the 50th anniversary of Ram, watch Macca and Wings perform “Eat at Home” from The Bruce McMouse Show
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The Triumph of BTS
Posted in: Music FeaturesHow seven young superstars rewrote music-biz rules and became the biggest band in the world
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The Many Lives of You Am I
Posted in: Music Features premiumEmerging from the miasma of 2020 with their first new record in six years, You Am I's Tim Rogers and Russell Hopkinson discuss the creation of 'The Many Lives of Others'.
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Gerry Beckley: The voice of America
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe world may have stopped in 2020 but, true to form, Gerry Beckley kept on going.
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How Virtual Songwriting Sessions Became the Nashville Norm
Posted in: Music FeaturesAccording to some of the city’s top writers, remote collaborations are here to stay. “No one’s worrying about travel. I was writing with people in London and people in Nashville,” says Jaren Johnston
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Clinton Heylin Wrote Eight Bob Dylan Books. Then He Realized He Needed to Start All Over
Posted in: Music FeaturesThe world’s foremost Dylan scholar spent 10 weeks at Tulsa’s Institute for Bob Dylan Studies researching his latest book, The Double Life of Bob Dylan
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“A Foot in The Door”: Rag’n’Bone Man on ‘Human’, Lockdown, and His New Album
Posted in: Music FeaturesRag’n’Bone Man – AKA Rory Graham – has a new record, Life by Misadventure. It’s nothing like his old one, though none of his work ever is. Instead it’s a hopeful, guitar infused rejection of negativity that seeks to lift the world, and himself, out of a dark place. “I feel like this record isn’t […]
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Song You Need to Know: Maia Sharp, ‘Backburner’
Posted in: Music FeaturesOn her latest single, the singer-songwriter — who’s worked with the Chicks, Cher and others — makes the connection between love and the kitchen
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How Mike Shinoda Found a New Creative Community Online
Posted in: Music FeaturesLooking for a way to connect with fans during lockdown, the Linkin Park member turned to Twitch and embraced real-time virtual collaboration
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Live From the Trans-Tasman Bubble: How Australia Brought Concerts Back
Posted in: Music FeaturesWith fewer than 1,000 reported deaths due to Covid-19, the pandemic was a different experience in Australia. Now, the country — and its neighbor New Zealand — have fast-tracked the return of live music.
