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Legacy Records has released The Woodstock Experience, albums by Woodstock headliners Jefferson Airplane, Janis Joplin, Santana, Sly and the Family Stone and Johnny Winter. Each two-CD set features the individual artist's complete Woodstock festival performance plus their 1969 studio albums.
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In my mind, the '00s didn't really kick in until 2007. By this time that year, I could not believe the number of terrific records that kept coming one after another. By Oct. 1, when Radiohead's fully godhead In Rainbows appeared online, the decade's most artistically supremo top 10 was complete.
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It was pretty incongruous listening to songs from Julianna Raye’s new album, Dominoes, on an iPod in a bustling airport. In Bangalore. In India. The lilting melancholy of the bossa nova-influenced tunes and wistful vignettes seemed a sharp contrast to what you’d find in any airport. Let alone in India. Let alone in Bangalore. This was the setting for Asha Bosle, not Astrud Gilberto.
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"With Nashville Skyline Dylan continued to box himself into the arena of the Beatles and, in particular, the Rolling Stones and show us all not only how good he was at the same game, but how to change and improve it." -- Andrew Loog Oldham, record producer, author, and DJ.
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Echo Park, California-based Roger Steffens is the curator of the world's largest collection of Wailers memorabilia and recordings. He is also chairman of the Grammy reggae committee since 1985 and the co-author of Bob Marley: Spirit Dancer, a noted DJ, music historian, rock & roll scholar and actor, with voice-over credits in many movies, including Forrest Gump, Wag The Dog and The American President.
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