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• Crybaby, Cry (Old Enough to Know Better)

  by Max Mobley•August 28. 2008•Comments (0)

  Around the time I got my first electric guitar, maybe even on the same holiday (relatives are conspiratorial that way), I got my first guitar effect. It was a Crybaby wah-wah pedal. (read more)

• Rediscovering Rock and Roll, A Journey: Chapter 13

  by Paul Williams•August 27, 2008•Comments (0)

  I remember standing at the back of the Unicorn, a small club in Boston, in spring of 1967, watching Jefferson Airplane do a set. They were so tight and so free, a rushing mountain stream of liquid music pouring forth from Jack’s bass, bright notes from Jorma’s lead guitar sparkling as in morning sunlight, Paul’s rhythm guitar adding intensity, fullness, commitment, Spencer’s drumming stretching to surround it all (read more)

• Matthew Sweet

  by Steve Matteo•August 27, 2008•Comments (0)

  "Sweet prides himself on mining the quirkiness and possibilities of endearing classic ’60s albums" (read more)

• The Music Tapes

  by Jocelyn Hoppa•August 20, 2008•Comments (0)

  "like a series of ghostly moving images in one’s childhood memory" (read more)

• Aging Musicians’ Dilemma: Is There Rock After 30?

  by John Mendelssohn•August 20, 2008•Comments (0)

  At the apogee of Beatlemania, Paul McCartney was asked at a press conference how long the Beatles would last: "Dunno," he replied, "but I can’t picture us still being Beatles when we’re 30 years old." Everyone smirked knowingly. Little did McCartney imagine that he and many of his fellow titans of ’60s pop would still be rocking not only at 30 (read more)

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