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Album Review: Ray Davies – See My Friends

upcoming festivals featuring Jackson Browne

Newport Folk Festival 2012 Newport, Rhode Island (Fort Adams State Park) Jul 28, 2012

Articles about Jackson Browne

Drowned: This Magic Moment with Jackson Browne

By Michael Roffman on March 23rd, 2012

I recently watched every episode of Breaking Bad in under two weeks. Last September, I consumed all five seasons of The Wire in about three-and-a-half weeks. Eastbound & Down clocked in at a little over four or five days (I was busy). In 2010, I re-watched The X-Files – all 202 episodes – from September to December. A year before that, however, I consumed all four seasons of Lost in about five weeks flat. I’m not proud of myself.

Video: The Flaming Lips and Jackson Browne cover Woody Guthrie on iPads

By Ben Kaye on March 15th, 2012

Read that headline aloud. It really happened.

My Morning Jacket, Conor Oberst, Jackson Browne to play Newport Folk Festival 2012

By Alex Young on February 29th, 2012

Plus, Iron & Wine, The Tallest Man on Earth, tUnE-yArDs, and more.

St. Vincent’s Best Cover Songs

By Austin Trunick on September 9th, 2011

Annie Clark covers Magnetic Fields, Tom Waits, INXS, Big Black, and more…

Brian Wilson, Zooey Deschanel tapped for second Buddy Holly tribute

By Chris Coplan on July 25th, 2011

Because Buddy Holly is that dope.

Album Review: Ray Davies – See My Friends

By Philip Cosores on November 10th, 2010

Sadly, it’s a bad covers album.

Pearl Jam, Buffalo Springfield head Neil Young’s Bridge School Benefit ’10

By Alex Young on September 13th, 2010

Elton John, Elvis Costello, and Modest Mouse, too.

Neil Young tribute concert to feature Dave Matthews, Red Hot Chili Peppers, & Wilco

By Alex Young on November 11th, 2009

Given the headlines of late, it’s rather obvious that there is no better time to honor Neil Young than right now. The folks behind the 2010 MusiCare’s Person of the Year gala apparently thought so too.

On Second Listen: Jackson Browne – Solo Acoustic, Vol. 2

By Dan Caffrey on September 9th, 2008

A series of solo acoustic albums only seems natural for a guy like Jackson Browne. The darkly boyish California singer-songwriter was taking it easy in ramshackle coffee houses across the nation back when Starbuck was merely Captain Ahab’s first mate. Solo Acoustic, Vol. 1, released in 2005, was a restrained, introspective look into some classic [...]