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Mister Rogers Song and Dr. Dre Added to National Recording Registry (Published 2020)
Mister Rogers Song and Dr. Dre Added to National Recording Registry - The New York Times
Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No 6, ‘Pathétique’: the finest recordings
Tchaikovsky's Violin Concerto: a deep-dive into the best recordings | Gramophone
Scary Music: This Spooky Playlist Will Slay at Your Halloween Party – Berklee Online Take Note
Scary Music: a Playlist for Halloween
About the Time Dean Ween Bogarted Carlos Santana's Guitar...
About the Time Dean Ween Bogarted Carlos Santana's Guitar...
In Praise of the Junk-Drawer ’90s Alt-Rock Movie Soundtrack
In Praise of the Junk-Drawer ’90s Alt-Rock Movie Soundtrack - The Ringer
“The Greatest Photo Taker”: Remembering Jack Bradley Part 1–The First Encounters
“The Greatest Photo Taker”: Remembering Jack Bradley Part 1–The First Encounters – That's My Home
The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London review – communal celebration
The Cure: Anniversary 1978-2018 Live in Hyde Park London review – communal celebration | Music documentary | The Guardian
Debussy plays Debussy | Clair de Lune (1913)
Debussy plays Debussy | Clair de Lune (1913) - YouTube
CBS: Japanese Jazz from '70s Vinyl Set
Japan shouldn’t mix,' says All-Japan: The Catalogue of Everything Japanese. 'After all, the essence of jazz lies in improvisation — a concept largely absent from both traditional Japanese music and Japanese society as a whole. Open Culture, openculture.com
Japan's Ambassador Kanji Yamanouchi straps on Fender Stratocaster, plays Hendrix for July 4
Japan's Ambassador Kanji Yamanouchi straps on Fender Stratocaster, plays Hendrix for July 4 - YouTube
It's Waiting There For You: Toto's 'Africa' Is Playing On Repeat In A Desert
The life of Toto's "Africa" has perhaps reached its logical end with Max Siedentopf's absurdist art installation Toto Forever, which will play "Africa" in the Namib Desert "for all eternity."
David Bowie’s Favorite Albums
Confessions of a Vinyl Junkie by David Bowie. From Vanity Fair, Nov. 2003. From his collection of 2,500 vinyl LPs, Bowie selects his greatest discoveries.