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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson: The Daily Vault Interview
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Sunday, April 8, 2012. Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson: The Daily Vault Interview. The Vault's own Bruce Rusk recently had the privilege of interviewing the man whose name has been synonymous with Jethro Tull for more than 40 years, renowned singer-songwriter-flautist-frontman Ian Anderson. Their interview was candid and revealing on many levels, offering Ian the platform to comment on subjects as varied as his reasons for composing a sequel to 1972's classic Thick As A Brick. Posted by Jason Warburg.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: June 2011
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Saturday, June 18, 2011. The stars above just got a little brighter. Carpe diem. Don’t miss a chance to see the ones that really matter to you. That's the message I take from the sad news today that Clarence Clemons, sax player extraordinaire and the heart and soul of Bruce Springsteen. S E Street Band for forty years, has died. Clemons, who has battled back, knee and hip problems in recent years, suffered a massive stroke last week. Two memories to share:. In 2003 on The Rising. Posted by Jason Warburg.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: Daily Vault Editor's new novel Believe in Me
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Friday, December 2, 2011. Daily Vault Editor's new novel Believe in Me. Seems like we've mentioned it everywhere but here: Daily Vault Editor Jason Warburg (that would be me) has a novel out, a story of rock and roll and personal redemption called Believe in Me. It's an e-book available from Amazon. For the Kindle), iTunes. For the iPad and iPhone) and Barnes and Noble. For the Nook). For a whole lot more about the story and how it came to be, check out these links:. Believe in Me home page.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: November 2011
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011. Music blogs we’re thankful for. In the interest of demonstrating thankfulness (and being meta) it seemed appropriate to make our next blog post be about blogs. Specifically, two of the best music-focused blogs around, extremely well-written and engaging, albeit in very different ways. I Am Fuel, You Are Friends. Birthday of the jukebox. An indie band called The War on Drugs. And Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem. Posted by Jason Warburg. Saturday, November 5, 2011. Was among...
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: January 2011
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Sunday, January 30, 2011. WTF: Fountains of Wayne. Today's WTF Moment comes courtesy of Fountains of Wayne. One of the most musically and lyrically brilliant bands of the past decade, with more pure musical talent packed into a single unit than the last 1,000 American Idol. Contestants combined, who have a new album completed and in the can but don't really know when it will come out because, ahem, THEY DON'T HAVE A RECORD DEAL. And following it up with the nearly-its-equal Traffic and Weather. Takes on ...
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: October 2011
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Sunday, October 30, 2011. Artist Spotlight on George Harrison. The quiet Beatle. The dark horse. Innovative guitarist and prolific songwriter. Beginning on Halloween and continuing through the week, the Daily Vault's Artist Spotlight will shine on the solo work of Beatles guitarist George Harrison, adding reviews of five albums not currently covered in the Vault's 6,900-plus review archive. Staff Writer David Bowling will deliver reviews of Living In The Material World. 1973), Extra Texture. Is the vehic...
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: April 2012
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Sunday, April 8, 2012. Jethro Tull's Ian Anderson: The Daily Vault Interview. The Vault's own Bruce Rusk recently had the privilege of interviewing the man whose name has been synonymous with Jethro Tull for more than 40 years, renowned singer-songwriter-flautist-frontman Ian Anderson. Their interview was candid and revealing on many levels, offering Ian the platform to comment on subjects as varied as his reasons for composing a sequel to 1972's classic Thick As A Brick. Posted by Jason Warburg.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: Artist Spotlight on George Harrison
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Sunday, October 30, 2011. Artist Spotlight on George Harrison. The quiet Beatle. The dark horse. Innovative guitarist and prolific songwriter. Beginning on Halloween and continuing through the week, the Daily Vault's Artist Spotlight will shine on the solo work of Beatles guitarist George Harrison, adding reviews of five albums not currently covered in the Vault's 6,900-plus review archive. Staff Writer David Bowling will deliver reviews of Living In The Material World. 1973), Extra Texture.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: December 2011
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Friday, December 2, 2011. Daily Vault Editor's new novel Believe in Me. Seems like we've mentioned it everywhere but here: Daily Vault Editor Jason Warburg (that would be me) has a novel out, a story of rock and roll and personal redemption called Believe in Me. It's an e-book available from Amazon. For the Kindle), iTunes. For the iPad and iPhone) and Barnes and Noble. For the Nook). For a whole lot more about the story and how it came to be, check out these links:. Believe in Me home page.
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Music Reviews: The Daily Vault: December 2010
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Monday, December 20, 2010. Invasion of the "Best of" columns. It's that most wonderful time of the year. time for our writing crew to unleash their "Best of 2010" columns on an unsuspecting world! Kanye is all over these lists, as are Big Boi and Janelle Monae, not to mention quite a few unusual and/or quirky choices. but then, that's the fun of the whole exercise. Sit back, relax, and enjoy. Posted by Jason Warburg. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Album Reviews Since 1997. The essence of The Daily Vault.
