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I liked the Budos band anyway, but catching their live act here in LA the other night added another layer to my admiration. The smooth-groove hypnotic...
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Find out more about Jason: A die hard record collector for 15 years, Jason Gelt has amassed over 5,000 slabs of wax from every conceivable genre and has written about his passion for the LA Times and LA Alternative Press. When it comes to vinyl, he's the man with the plan. |
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Creating the perfect romantic mood takes a little more work than mixing up a pitcher of margaritas and stocking the CD changer with Celine Dion,...
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Iconoclast, trailblazer, soul singer. Swamp Dogg's career has spanned six decades, starting in 1954 with a 78 on the Mechanic label as Little Jerry,...
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Now, I don't claim these are the top five soul records of all time. Just my current favorites. There are hundreds -- perhaps thousands -- of soul...
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Released in 1975 on fabled R&B label Chess Records, Solomon Burke’s “Music to Make Love By” is exactly what the title infers....
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