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Plus! John Petrucci goes solo, GA-20s massive blues, Dead Cross, a new Dimebag lesson, Steve Miller and more

Fortieth-anniversary celebration of the mould-breaking 'For Dancers Only' collection. Review by Kieron Tyler

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Focusing on rare gems and fan-requested jazz albums from the Verve Label Group, the series will offer two titles per month — each hand-picked by Verve and Third Man Records.

/PRNewswire/ -- Verve Records/UMe and Third Man Records have partnered to resurrect the popular reissue series, Verve By Request, with a vinyl twist. Focusing...

/PRNewswire/ -- Verve Records/UMe and Third Man Records have partnered to resurrect the popular reissue series, Verve By Request, with a vinyl twist. Focusing...

Laid back, never rushed, always on point with rhythm and feel, lets go deep into the slinky style of Billy Gibbons, a player who helped define Texas blues and 80s rock

Charley Crockett's story sounds larger than life, but the singer — who just released his 11th album in seven years — says, "Everything I ever said I am is true and then some."

Growing up in the seventies in rural Indiana, ZZ Top was pretty much everywhere.

When Southern migrants came to California during the World War II era, they transported their music with them. Music served as a reminder of home; it was like medicine for the soul. The sounds of gospel music found a popular place in the Bay Area. | By Rev. Dr. Martha C. Taylor The late T-Bone Walker, blues singer, said, “The first time I ever heard a boogie-woogie piano was when I went to church, even the sermon was preached in a blues tone while the congregation yelled amen.” Charlie Yardb...