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The One-Hit Wonder File: “Black Betty”
"Black Betty" cut through 70s music like a knife. But there's a lot of confusion about the meaning. Here's the origin story.
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Andre Williams: A True Rock n’ Roll Character
Andre Williams left his mark all over rock, from the 50s through Motown and even the early punk scene. Get to know him.
Sneak of the Week: Paul Siebel, “Pinto Pony”
Paul Siebel's country rock songs were beloved by other singers, but he never quite got his due. Here's one track worth hearing.
The Genius of Kirsty MacColl — and Why She Still Matters
Kirsty MacColl was one of the most distinctive voices in British pop — a sharp writer, a fearless collaborator, and an artist who never stopped evolving. Her work still resonates: the wit, the craft, the emotional punch, and the legacy she left behind. Here's an appreciation.
The Inaugural P-Funk Fest: We Were There!
The recent P-Funk Fest brought together all kinds of artists to honor the funk legacy (and music) of George Clinton and crew. A review.
