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In 1997, when Bob Dylan was cheating death and threatening yet another comeback, his youngest son was making mainstream radio

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Two unlikely stereo types must work together to solve a crime. Murder was the case, and MAGNET’s Mitch Myers is

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MAGNET photographer Wes Orshoski had the good fortune of spending time with Bobby Rush in New York City. The Grammy-winning

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Rock ‘n’ roll has a long history of being demanding. “Gimme some good times,” beseeched Lou Reed. “Gimme danger,” snarled

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The Blue Note Jazz Festival is back in full swing again in New York City. George Clinton And Parliament Funkadelic

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The Baltic nations of Latvia and Lithuania are neighbors, but they aren’t a culturally matched set. While Lithuania hosts a

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Quietly Blowing It (Merge) is Hiss Golden Messenger’s funkiest album to date. It also may be M.C. Taylor’s most joyful—which

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There are golden ages, and then there’s what comes after them. Hailu Mergia has enjoyed plenty of spillover illumination from

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