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Evil Urges
Evil has a new name, and it's Jim James. The My Morning Jacket frontman cackles, croons, wails, wallops and stomps through the band's fifth and latest great album. |
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Back When I Knew It All
Nine years after first debuting on the country charts, Eddie Montgomery and Troy Gentry are still practicing their own brand of country rock and doing a first-rate job of it. |
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Like a Fire
Despite great talent, few original soul artists have been able to remain busy and vital through the decades, be it from lack of interest, |
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Flavors of Entanglement
No one ever envisioned Alanis Morissette penning the comfort guide to a harsh breakup, yet for electro-influenced "Flavors of Entanglement," her clear-eyed look back, inward and forward is with a poise borne of time's passing. |
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Julianne Hough took the scenic route |
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On the set of NBC's "Today" show, fans screeched the names of their favorites: "Joey!" "Jordan!" "Donnie!" The New Kids on the Block are trying their hand at a comeback. So far, all signs say go. |
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The guiding principle that "music is everything" has helped My Morning Jacket grow from humble roots in Louisville into the American rock band many feel is most likely to take it to the proverbial next level. |
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Aimee Mann named her new release "@#%&! Smilers" as a tongue-in-cheek protest of people who constantly prod others to put on a happy face, even when they don't feel like it. |
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