Beloved Huntsville blues musician Microwave Dave died at the age of 80 on Friday.

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James Taylor is opening up about his favorite songs from his catalogue. He shared his top five James Taylor tracks on "The ...

Dirt Buyer – Dirt Buyer III (Bayonet) The Brooklyn indie rocker’s third album is his most hi-fi and lyrically dark yet.

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