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7/28/2007
Continuing on with songs from Rolling Stone's "Greatest 500 Songs of All Time" -- these are my favorites from the 60s. Even though I grew up in the 80s, the music I grew up to was The Beatles and Bob D …
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7/24/2007
When Rolling Stone released its list of the "Greatest 500 Songs" of all-time, I took the list with a grain of salt, but still, since I was born after a lot of these songs were released, it was an inter …
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7/19/2007
Volume 2 of Stevie Nicks. This one sees Stevie through the height of her 80s popularity and the resurrection of her career with Fleetwood Mac and The Dance. It does not (for the most part) see Stevie t …
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7/19/2007
This is a mix of one of my all-time favorite artists, Stevie Nicks, and her band, Fleetwood Mac. I don't think Stevie gets the credit she deserves for being a pioneer. For me, it is hard not to notice …
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7/18/2007
Tunnel of Love was the very first cassette I ever owned (well, it was a birthday present, along with Weird Al and Tiffany). I don't listen to Weird Al or Tiffany anymore (well, only on occasion!! ;) bu …
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7/5/2007
I first tried Townes Van Zandt based on Steve Earle's famous comment that Townes Van Zandt is a better songwriter than Bob Dylan. I'm not sure I can qualify as a true Townes Van Zandt fan since I can't …
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6/19/2007
Usually, for me, it takes one great song by an artist that compels me to make a single artist mix. For Iris Dement, that song is "No Time To Cry." It is one of the most amazing songs I have ever heard; …
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6/4/2007
My favorites from the later Beatles years. I like short, sweet, simple pop songs, so some of their more experimental/psychedelic stuff doesn't really appeal to me. That said, these are some of my all-t …
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6/4/2007
The Beatles the way I like them best -- happy, peppy, and innocent. They are probably the biggest reason for why I love music today. My mom had almost all of their records, and we used to listen to the …
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