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Justin Aswell - live MPC solo

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Friday 19 September, 2008 at 3:29 pm. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {2 Comments}

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Glass Virtuoso

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Monday 18 February, 2008 at 4:43 am. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {1 Comment}

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Lior

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Monday 11 February, 2008 at 10:54 am. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {Share Your Thoughts}

Lior’s new album, Corner of an Endless Road, came out over the weekend. “Heal Me”, one of my favorites from the album, is linked below.

James Brown Dancing Lesson

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Monday 24 December, 2007 at 1:00 pm. It's been filed in the Dance + Music + Performance category. {2 Comments}

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Raaf Hekkema: Paganini’s Caprice 24

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Saturday 01 December, 2007 at 3:49 pm. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {Share Your Thoughts}

Raaf makes his saxophone sound like a violin, truly virtuosic playing.

Alison Krauss & Robert Plant: Raising Sand

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Thursday 01 November, 2007 at 4:36 am. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {5 Comments}

I’m really enjoying this album — I think it’s the best one from Alison Krauss since the live recording with Union Station. Robert Plant, as famous as he may be, has never been someone I’ve listened to, but he and Alison have made something significant. Their voices blend effortlessly, and the style they create is truly unique, simultaneously rustic and modern.

Brandi Carlile

Justin Ruckman published this entry on Sunday 21 October, 2007 at 10:42 pm. It's been filed in the Music + Performance category. {1 Comment}

Brandi Carlile has one of the more beautiful voices I’ve heard in a while. In 2004 she was signed by Columbia Records based on recordings she had been making off and on from home. The following year she was featured in Rolling Stone’s 10 Artists to Watch in 2005.