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Mushroom Magic in Macon starring Tedeschi Trucks and Gov't Mule
Finally fully conscious, I report on three days of brother and sisterhood and music, of course. Back where it all began: Macon, GA.
Oct 16
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Alan Paul
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BOOK REVIEW: Richard Manuel - His Life and Music
‘Richard Manuel’ Review: The Band’s ‘Mournful, Soulful’ Voice. The pianist and vocalist for the Canadian group the Band helped found an enduring genre…
Oct 15
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Alan Paul
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Into the Mystic: Happy 75th to Kirk West
A tribute to Tour Mystic Kirk West, the man who made me an ABB insider. PLUS: a Brothers and Sisters excerpt.
Oct 9
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Alan Paul
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Dear Guitar Hero: Alex Lifeson
Twenty years ago, I interviewed Alex Lifeson, asking him questions from Guitar World readers. With him and Geddy Lee back in the news, I thought it was…
Oct 7
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Alan Paul
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Going deep with Marcus King. An exclusive video interview.
Marcus King opens up about how music became his salvation during his darkest days. The guitar gave him purpose, healing, and a reason to keep moving…
Oct 3
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Alan Paul
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September 2025
Photo Finish: David Bowie on a Soviet train, behind the Iron Curtain
At the height of the cold war, David Bowie took a train to Moscow. Photographer Andrew Kent was there to capture it.
Sep 26
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Alan Paul
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Cosmic Country Rising: An Interview With Daniel Donato
Daniel Donato is a rising guitar star. I caught up with him on the release of his new album Horizons to discuss the new work, his skyrocketing career…
Sep 22
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Alan Paul
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Feelin' AlrightL: How Dave Mason became a key collaborator with Jimi Hendrix, Steve Winwood, Eric Clapton, George Harrison and others.
As he announces his retirement, a look back at 60 years working with Jimi Hendrix, Traffic, Eric Clapton, George Harrison and countless others.
Sep 18
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Alan Paul
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B.B. King's Heavenly 100th. A Personal History and Musical Appreciation
Today is the 100th anniversary of B.B. King’s birth and I think September 16 would be a fine day for a national holiday.
Sep 16
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Alan Paul
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Never Forget! Pulitzer-winning 9/11 Journalism From My Household
"In New York's Commuter Suburbs It Is a Day of Worrying and Waiting" - The Wall Street Journal 9/12/01
Sep 11
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Alan Paul
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You Never Forget Your First Time. RIP Rick Davies of Supertramp
Supertramp's Breakfast in America tour was my first concert, the show that hooked me.
Sep 9
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Alan Paul
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RIP Sidney Smith, a real brother to the Brothers.
Paying homage to photographer Sidney Smith
Sep 6
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Alan Paul
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