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Yusuf / Cat Stevens – Tea for the Tillerman² (Album Review)

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloSeptember 18, 2020

In the summer of 2019, at La Fabrique Studios, near where Van Gogh painted many of his iconic masterpieces, another master created a different type of masterpiece in the form of music. His iconic name, Cat Stevens, also known as Yusuf. Looking back, fifty years ... Read More

Gregg Allman – Remembering A Rock-n-Roll Icon

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloJuly 6, 2017

By now, the whole world is aware of the untimely passing of Rock icon Gregg Allman on May 27, 2017, due to complications from liver cancer at 69 years of age. Gregg Allman was laid to rest in his beloved Macon, Georgia, at Rose Hill Cemetery, where ... Read More

Paul Simon – Stranger to Stranger (Album Review)

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloJune 27, 2016

Paul Frederic Simon is a name highly revered in music for all his contributions throughout the music industry and for his longevity. Like apple pie and football, Simon is part of the true American tradition. As Simon, in the Simon and Garfunkel duo, he began to ... Read More

Nina – Beyond Memory (Album Review)

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloJune 2, 2016

Those who grew up during the 1980s and early 1990s more than likely have the fondest memories of the era. Most proficiently, will be the music, besides the wild hair and stylish clothes. Every movie could easily be identified by the deep bellowing bass, either ... Read More

Graham Nash – This Path Tonight (Album Review)

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloMay 5, 2016

Graham William Nash is a Rock-n-Roll icon. First The Hollies in the ’60s, then, soon following a meeting with David Crosby, Stephen Stills, and Neil Young, the ever-famous Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (CSNY) made him a favorite worldwide for his musicianship, songwriting, and activism. ... Read More

Yoko Ono – Yes, I’m A Witch Too (Album Review)

D.a. MarulloD.a. MarulloMarch 9, 2016

Remix album Yes, I’m a Witch Too from avant-garde artist Yoko Ono dropped on February 19, 2016 via Manimal Vinyl Records. A sequel to 2007’s Yes, I’m a Witch, the new offering hit like an earthquake and it was powerfully felt by everyone; those who never understood ... Read More

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Yusuf / Cat Stevens – Tea for the Tillerman² (Album Review)

Gregg Allman – Remembering A Rock-n-Roll Icon

Paul Simon – Stranger to Stranger (Album Review)

Nina – Beyond Memory (Album Review)

Graham Nash – This Path Tonight (Album Review)

Yoko Ono – Yes, I’m A Witch Too (Album Review)

Yusuf / Cat Stevens – Tea for the Tillerman² (Album Review)

Gregg Allman – Remembering A Rock-n-Roll Icon

Paul Simon – Stranger to Stranger (Album Review)

Nina – Beyond Memory (Album Review)

Graham Nash – This Path Tonight (Album Review)

Yoko Ono – Yes, I’m A Witch Too (Album Review)

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