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Spontaneous Chemistrynew

Nearly 35 years since their first landmark, Chick Corea and Gary Burton return.

INDY Week | Robert Hicks | 10-12-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Chick Corea and Gary Burton, crystal, silence

Dylan, Timrod and Menew

A fan discovered striking resemblances to lines within Dylan's latest album and the work of Civil War poet Henry Timrod. But it was "love not theft" at the heart of Bob Dylan's mojo.

Fairfield County Weekly | Scott Warmuth | 10-12-2006 | Music

Nashville Scorchin'new

Bare and the Young Criminals Starvation League take their anti-Nashville screed on the road.

Seattle Weekly | Rickey Wright | 10-11-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Bobby Bare Jr., Longest, Meow

Walk Unafraidnew

Yo La Tengo briefly convince us that New Jersey is for lovers.

The Village Voice | Rob Harvilla | 10-11-2006 | Concerts

Tags: Yo La Tengo

In the Bloodnew

Two music industry veterans-slash-victims are starting up a label that could finally introduce Kansas City's music scene to the world.

The Pitch | Jason Harper | 10-10-2006 | Music

Vaporous Vocalsnew

If Jackson thinks nipple obsession will compensate for underwhelming performances, she's missing the point.

Westword | Michael Roberts | 10-10-2006 | Reviews

Tags: Janet Jackson, 20 Y.O.

Catchy Melodiesnew

This album won't draw converts by the legions, but for Kweller fans, there's plenty here that will rattle around the skull for days.

Westword | Adam Cayton-Holland | 10-10-2006 | Reviews

Tags: Ben Kweller

Jack of All Tradesnew

Jack DeJohnette promotes drumming diversity.

Westword | Michael Roberts | 10-10-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Jack DeJohnette

Night of the Living Shrednew

Pittsburgh's Zombi moves in for the kill.

Westword | Tuyet Nguyen | 10-10-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Zombi

So Rich, So Prettynew

Mickey Avalon scores with hipsters, hustlers, and MySpace suits.

SF Weekly | Jennifer Maerz | 10-10-2006 | Profiles & Interviews

Tags: Mickey Avalon

Henry Townsend, 1909-2006new

Known for his prodigious songwriting talents, Townsend had more than 350 published songs to his credit -- but that figure hardly describes the bluesman's total body of work.

Riverfront Times | Malcolm Gay | 10-10-2006 | Music