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John Prine: Atlantic & Asylum Years Box Released

The first seven studio albums of the singer-songwriter’s career have been newly remastered for a limited edition 7-CD set

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Van Morrison Releases 3rd Lockdown Protest Song: Listen

After railing against “pseudo-science,” Van the Man, who just turned 75, has returned to the stage to help “save life performance”

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CSN&Y in 2020: ‘Déjà Vu’ All Over Again

Ask classic rock fans if there’s one group they would like to see reunite on behalf of Democrats and chances are they would be at the top of the list

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Pianist Keith Jarrett Says Recent Strokes Leave Him Unable to Perform

In an interview with The New York Times, the musician, 75, explains his two-year silence since he abruptly canceled a 2018 performance at Carnegie Hall

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Steve Winwood Pays Tribute to ‘Big Brother’ Spencer Davis

The legendary musician tells how he met the early pioneer of the British folk scene and how the seeds of the Spencer Davis Group were sown

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Rock Photographer Bob Gruen Publishes Memoir, ‘Right Place, Right Time’

For 50+ years, he has documented the music scene in iconic photos that have captured scores of legendary recording artists. Now, he tells their stories

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Linda Ronstadt Film With Jackson Browne Documents Her Mexican Heritage

Linda and the Mockingbirds is from award-winning director and producer James Keach who also produced the Ronstadt documentary The Sound of My Voice

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Gordon Haskell, Unhappy Ex-Member of King Crimson, Dies

The veteran musician has described his brief tenure with his school friend Robert Fripp as “the worst nine months of my career”

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John Fogerty Sends Cease and Desist to Trump Campaign For Use of ‘Fortunate Son’

He is the latest classic rock legend to object to the use of his music at the President’s campaign rallies. He’s issued a “cease and desist” order

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Eagles Release ‘Live From the Forum’ Set: Listen

The new concert album and film was recorded in Los Angeles with Vince Gill and Deacon Frey joining Don Henley, Joe Walsh, and Timothy B. Schmit

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