Together Through Life
Matthew IngateWriter about music generally and Bob Dylan specifically. Having explored the music of the last 30 years in the first part of this series, I am now starting to look back even further.
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Released today through Colemine Records, Thee Sinseers new album Love Stories is - to my ears, anyway - the best soul record released this side of Millie Jackson’s Still Caught Up, which came out way back in 1975.
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“Did I ever want to acquire the Sixties?” Bob Dylan asked Jonathan Lethem of Rolling Stone Magazine in a 2006 interview to promote his then-most recent album Modern Times. “No. But I own the Sixties. Who’s going to argue with me?” Well, if...
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