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Hans Chew – Open Sea

New York-based Tennessean busts out 
the guitar jams on levitational fourth

John Lee Hooker – King Of The Boogie

John Lee Hooker was the most adaptable of bluesmen. Working within a genre that was often bound by a distinct set of scales and...

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Willie Watson – Folksinger Vol 2

David Rawlings affiliate on highly persuasive form

Acetone – 1992 – 2001

'Lost' Californian cult trio finally get the anthology treatment

Chris Stapleton – From A Room: Volume One

Nashville's latest crossover star makes a winning return

Courtney Marie Andrews – Honest Life

Gripping folk-country confessionals from Seattle-based diarist

Howe Gelb – Future Standards

Giant Sand alumnus goes jazz

David Bowie remembers Berlin: “I can’t express the feeling of freedom I felt there”

Bowie discusses Low, Heroes and Lodger in this 2001 archive feature

Jim James – Eternally Even

Arresting, groove-friendly polemic from My Morning Jacket man
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