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Joan as Policewoman at the Union Chapel 04/10/09
By: Tom Cripps
For Joan playing feels like worshipping. But tonight, resplendent in a blasphemous leopard print outfit and purple boots, she was looking for fun not worship. more...
70's Soul: The "Other" Music from the Disco Era
During the 1970's, disco music was all the rage. Disco dominated the decade so heavily, until people forget the important, and still relevant contributions of 70's Soul. more...
By: Karl Keely
Originally released in 1977, Bridges by Gil Scott-Heron and Brian Jackson has recently been released on CD for the first time. more...
By: Karl Keely
Recorded in Osaka and Tel-Aviv, Natural Wonder is one of the few documents of Stevie Wonder's live performances, with a string orchestra in tow. more...
By: Karl Keely
After many false dawns, Stevie Wonder finally released his first full album of new material for ten years in 2005, led by the hit single 'So What The Fuss'. more...
Blacksummers'night Album Review
After eight years, Maxwell is back on top with the long awaited first installment of the trilogy, Blacksummers'night (Columbia), his fourth studio album. more...
Michael Johns Releases Hold Back My Heart
By: Kirsten Coachman
Australian born season 7 American Idol contestant, Michael Johns shows Idol fans what his sound truly is on debut album, "Hold Back My Heart". more...
Stevie Wonder: Conversation Peace
By: Karl Keely
After scoring Jungle Fever for Spike Lee, Stevie Wonder left four years before releasing his first major work since 1987's poorly-received Characters. more...
By: Karl Keely
Stevie Wonder was called upon by Spike Lee to provide the soundtrack for 1991's Jungle Fever, a film whose racial message was apt for the artist. more...
By: Karl Keely
Stevie Wonder followed the successful In Square Circle with an uncharacteristically swift release, the computer-orientated Characters. more...
Stevie Wonder:In Square Circle
By: Karl Keely
Following the success of the single, 'I Just Called To Say I Love You', Stevie Wonder released his first stand alone album of new material for five years. more...
Stevie Wonder Hotter Than July
By: Karl Keely
Stevie Wonder followed the underwhelming critical reception of Secret Life Of Plants with a back-to-basics pop-soul record. more...
Leela James' Second Album Let's Do It Again
On March 24, 2009, Leela James will bestow us with her powerful vocals in her second studio album, Let's Do it Again (Shanachie Records). more...
Raphael Saadiq's The Way I See It
Released on September 16, 2008 by former front man of Tony, Toni, Toné and Lucy Pearl, The Way I See It is, in fact, a nostalgic trip - And what a trip it is! more...
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