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The Sad Demise of Russ Columbo

Russ Columbo’s death may have changed the history of American music.

 
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The Poor Boy Boogie

Some artists make the music with their mouths.

Uncovering the Covered Album

When it comes to a classic album, some bands believe they can re-record it… make it better. Stronger.

A Hug-o’-War With Shel Silverstein

Shel Silverstein — he was the master of child-like whimsy and adult perversity.

 
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Getting It Backwards

S’tel erolpxe eht yrotsih fo sdrawkcab gniksam!

Daytime Television’s Vital Organs

Could there have been suds without the Hammond?

The Zen of Monk, Pt. 2

Was Thelonious Monk’s groundbreaking music the result of mental illness?

 
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The Zen of Monk, Pt. 1

Thelonious Monk redefined the boundaries of music.

 
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With Friends Like That…

Sometimes a friend is made — in more ways than one.

Gooble Gobble! Remembering Little Angie

He was a little man who cast a long shadow.