This Sunday night one of the best soul voices in history is playing a small show at Café DuNord (market and sanchez). Howard Tate is criminally overlooked but is a voice on par with Sam Cooke, Al Green or Solomon Burke. It’s rare enough to see a voice of this caliber and historical significance, much less at a small club like DuNord. Here’s the short version of his story:Howard Tate’s music
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Artists On Jackpine Social Club
Tribute Records on Jackpine Social Club
Top Songs This Week from Moggers Like Me
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Do for Love by 2Pac
Top Artists This Week
Best Nightspots
- Annie's Social Club
My First Album Was
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American Fool by John Cougar
My First Concert Was
- Tammy Wynette Puyallup County Fair
Artists in My Library
- Jackpot
- Love
- Oranger
- Echo & the Bunnymen
- Neil Diamond
- Big Star
- New Order
- Wilco
- Hank Williams
- Kelley Stoltz
- The Fall
- The Jayhawks
- Paul Weller
- George Jones
- Guided by Voices
- Sam Cooke
- Spoon
- The Cure
- The Rolling Stones
- Crooked Fingers
- The Clash
- They Might Be Giants
- Alejandro Escovedo
- Greg Summerlin
- Nick Lowe
- Jeff Tweedy
- Tom Heyman
- Lee Hazlewood
- Merle Haggard
- Bob Dylan
- Shout out Louds
- The Trees Community
- Starflyer 59
- X
- Delaney & Bonnie
- Beaver Nelson
- The Flaming Lips
- Superchunk
- Marty Robbins
- Mission of Burma
- Space Invaders
- Van Morrison
- Can
- Patton Oswalt
- Overwhelming Colorfast
Songs You Should Be Listening To
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And Not Cry by Greg Loiacono
Vital Signs
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Mogger Since
June 20, 2006
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Age
37
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Jackpine Social Club
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Artist:Weird Al Yankovic
I was doing what I do today and I ran across, simultaneously, the front doors of iTunes, Rhapsody and music.download.com. And across them all, one thing stuck out:Rhapsody #1 Artist: Weird Al YankovicTop 10 free mp3 on music.download.com: Weird Al YankovicTop 10 iTunes album: Weird Al YankovicAre there really this many weird al fans out there? Or are the bulk of music consumers on these sites 1...
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Listening to Tanya Donelly's new record "This Hungry Life" right now -- I was a big fan of Belly back, uh, 14 years ago (is it really that long??). I haven't paid a lot of attention to her solo career, but holy crap this record is good. "New England" literally finds the same spot in the universe that Belly and Dolly Parton both occupy. There's a lot of country warmth here, and her unmistakeable...
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