Monthly Archives: July 2000

Mick Taylor: A Stone’s Throw

Mick Taylor’s first solo album in 20 years showcases the new levels he’s reached in his blues- and jazz-influenced playing and songwriting. The former Rolling Stones guitarist says the recording is his most satisfying and creative to date. Released: 2/2/2000 … Continue reading

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Unified Theory: Unified Theory

Unified Theory is an exciting new rock band with former members of Blind Melon and Pearl Jam. Led by lead vocalist Chris Shinn, the group’s major label debut features lush sounds, dramatic dynamics and personal lyrics, sung with flair and … Continue reading

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Cali Agents: How the West Was One

Veterans of the West Coast Underground scene, MC’s Rasco and Planet Asia keep the beats strong and simple and the message direct on their debut LP as collaborators. There’s menace in the mic work, but there’s mischief too, as this … Continue reading

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Zen Tricksters: A Love Surreal

The title evokes John Coltrane and his spirit of free improvisation. The Zen Trickster’s songs and jams, and their sense of community, reflect the influence of the Grateful Dead. Released: 12/1/1999 Label: Safari Records Visit Artist’s Website… Genre: Rock All … Continue reading

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Robert Stewart: The Force

Saxophonist Robert Stewart is widely regarded as an emerging force in jazz; here he explores The Force that guides his own life, paying homage to his spiritual roots. Released: 3/24/1999 Label: Warner Bros Genre: Jazz All Robert Stewart profiles… The … Continue reading

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