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jarretthousenorth.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] This article reviews Sting's 1988 live album 'Bring on the Night' and its accompanying film, analyzing how the collaboration between Sting and the Blue Turtles transformed his pop and rock material into a vibrant jazz-rock performance, while also recommending the 1992 documentary 'The Sting Connection'. | |
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thebluemoment.com
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| | | | | Wherever, whenever and by whomsoever the idea of "world music" was invented, it had no finer exponent, explorer and exemplar than Don Cherry. In a few months' time it will be 30 years since Cherry died in Malaga of liver cancer, aged 58, leaving a world in which he was, to quote Steve Lake's happy... | |
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bestclassicbands.com
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| | | | | If it had given us nothing more than "Born to Be Wild," it would still be a classic. But there was a lot more to the band's first LP. | |
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wilfullyobscure.blogspot.com
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| | | This week it's a relaively well circulated boot of this band's nascent 1986 recordings. The artist may well tantalize you, but as for the s... | ||
