Posts From Jeff Burger

Bob Dylan & the Band’s Mind-Blowing ‘1974 Live’: Review

Many of the numbers have been reimagined to the point where they bear little resemblance to the earlier studio recordings.

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Continental Drifters Celebrated with Anthology, Book & Tribute LP

The group’s sound is difficult to categorize—not surprising given the disparate musical backgrounds of the players who were members at one time or another.

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The Frank Zappa Bestselling LP, ‘Apostrophe (’),’ Resurfaces as a Box Set: Review

The 1974 album offers a complex and challenging sonic brew that incorporates jazz, rock, avant-garde and other influences.

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Arthur Lee & Love Biography Covers Peaks and Valleys: Review

John Einarson’s book vividly details the ups and downs of Lee’s career and the milieu in which he and his band operated.

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A Comprehensive Gerry and the Pacemakers Anthology: Review

A comprehensive set collects nearly 100 tracks from the band that shared a manager and producer with the Beatles

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Box Set Collects Early Solo Work by Lindsey Buckingham: Review

After Fleetwood Mac balked at continuing in the direction of ‘Tusk,’ Buckingham decided to go his own way.

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A Live Set from Allman Brothers Co-founder Dickey Betts: Review

The 1988 concert from NYC’s Lone Star Roadhouse features Allman Brothers Band classics and guests such as Rick Derringer, Mick Taylor and Jack Bruce.

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J.D. Souther: ‘You’re Only Lonely’ Joins Reissue Series

Guests on the expanded edition of the 1979 album include three members of the Eagles, Linda Ronstadt, Jackson Browne and others

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Syd Barrett Documentary Eyes Pink Floyd Co-Founder: Review

Have You Got It Yet?: The Story of Syd Barrett and Pink Floyd eyes the role of the band’s co-founder, honored by the group with its song “Shine On, You Crazy Diamond”

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