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Article: Live Review

Pat Metheny: The Orchestrion Project Live at The Flynn Burington VT

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by Doug Collette

Pat MethenyFlynn Center for the Performing ArtsBurlington, VermontOctober 5, 2010 Pat Metheny as one-man band? As mad scientist? As master innovator/musician of the (not-so) new millennium? All those thoughts and perceptions came to mind during the two-plus hours the Missouri-born guitarist and composer turned the MainStage of the Flynn Center for ...

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Article: Book Review

The Eagles: An American Band

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by Doug Collette

The Eagles: An American BandAndrew VaughanHardcover; 288 pagesISBN: 1402777124Sterling Publishing2010 With its metallic foil-decorated dustcover, The Eagles: An American Band is the definition of a coffee-table book. The density of its content matches its size and physical weight. It might well have been ...

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Article: Film Review

Jackson Browne: Going Home

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by Doug Collette

Jackson BrowneGoing HomeEagle Vision2010 Jackson Browne remains the most compelling of the singer/songwriters from the 1970s because his more recent work, such as I'm Alive (Elektra, 1993)--in the wake of which this documentary was produced--resonates as profoundly as his earliest releases, such as Late For The Sky ...

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Article: Album Review

Neil Young: Le Noise

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by Doug Collette

On Le Noise, Neil Young collaborates with famed producer Daniel Lanois (Peter Gabriel, {Bob Dylan, U2) and it's a fascinating experiment to be sure. Yet, to whatever extent this pair of like-minded Canadians are successful,they have outwitted themselves in an all too-obvious attempt (as with the play on words of the title) to present the artist ...

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Article: Album Review

JJ Grey & Mofro: Georgia Warhorse

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by Doug Collette

Recorded in the same studio (Retrophonics) with the same producer (Dan Prothero) as all of JJ Grey & Mofro's previous works, Georgia Warhorse constitutes an overview of the band's whole career. The CD strikes an effective balance between the swampy blues of early albums like Lochloosa (Alligator, 2007) and the authentic R&B/soul music that filled the ...

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Article: Album Review

The Black Crowes: Croweology

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by Doug Collette

Croweology is a reaffirmation of the versatility of The Black Crowes lineup as first presented on Warpaint (Silver Arrow, 2008). It also extends the group's reach into the realm of Americana, as introduced on Before the Frost/Until the Freeze (Silver Arrow, 2009) In hearing this two-CD set, it's essential not to compare these new ...

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Article: Album Review

Soulive: Rubber Soulive

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by Doug Collette

Soulive has experimented in many directions during the course of its decade- plus career, so it's only natural that the group would eventually go back to the basics, and that's exactly what it's done with Rubber Soulive. Comprised entirely of tunes by The Beatles, this project allows the band to get back to its roots in ...

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Article: Album Review

Eric Krasno: Reminisce

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by Doug Collette

There are no surprises on Soulive guitarist Eric Krasno's first solo album, but that's a good thing. Even with the familiar names involved in a project that's resulted in Reminisce, the music is fresh and wholly contemporary.The album was produced by Krasno, and features mostly his own material. Soulive drummer Alan Evans recorded and ...

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Article: Live Review

Gov't Mule & Jackie Greene: Live at the Lake

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by Doug Collette

Gov't Mule/Jackie GreeneMaritime FestivalWaterfront Park, Burlington VTAugust 13, 2010 The bulk of Gov't Mule's August 13 performance at the Burlington Vermont Maritime Festival was, in its predominantly heavy, hard rock thrust, a perfect foil for the light breezy summer atmosphere at Waterfront Park on the shores of Lake Champlain.

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Article: Album Review

Miles Davis: Bitches Brew: 40th Anniversary Edition

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by Doug Collette

The 40th anniversary of the groundbreaking fusion album Bitches Brew offers an opportunity to expand upon the context of its original unveiling. The impact of this recognition can't even be mitigated by a collision of commerce and creativity that echoes some of the furor over the original 1970 release. The larger of the two ...


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