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Are You Too Young To Remember Bob Hope and Al Jolson?

February 27, 2008

Miscellaneous Pop Vocals

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Joan Osborne - How Sweet It Is (2002)

February 20, 2008

Joan Osborne Rock 'n Roll

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What Distinguishes A Guilty Pleasure From The "Good Stuff?"

February 11, 2008

Guilty Pleasures

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The Top Ten Musical Guilty Pleasures

January 28, 2008

Best Of Lists Corrs Guilty Pleasures Herman's Hermits Monkees Three Dog Night

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Sea Wolf - Leaves In The River (2007)

January 23, 2008

Rock 'n Roll Sea Wolf

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2007 - The Year In Review

December 29, 2007

Best Of Lists Hacktone Records

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Diana Krall Featuring The Clayton/Hamilton Jazz Orchestra - Christmas Songs (2005)

December 21, 2007

Canadian Christmas Diana Krall Jazz Vocals

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The Beach Boys - Ultimate Christmas (1998)

December 10, 2007

Beach Boys Christmas

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Doug Sahm - Live From Austin, TX (2007)

December 03, 2007

Austin Country Doug Sahm Rock 'n Roll Singer-Songwriters

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The Mother Truckers - Something Worth Dying For (2002)

November 25, 2007

Austin Country Mother Truckers Rock 'n Roll

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Jimmy Lafave - Cimarron Manifesto (2007)

November 16, 2007

Austin Country Folk Jimmy Lafave Singer-Songwriters

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Austin, Texas - The Live Music Capital Of The World

November 08, 2007

Austin Country Jimmy Lafave

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The Museum of Music Technology

The Electronic Music Education and Preservation Project (EMEAPP) is the caretaker of a massive collection of historically significant electronic music and rock 'n roll gear. Their mission is to preserve and share the history and the people behind some of the most rare and important synthesizers, effects and amplification on the planet. You can see literally hundreds of these instruments at EMEAPP's Museum of Music Technology.

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