nprmusic:

Take a minute to remember the artists we lost in 2012 and the music they left behind. 

Sorry to see all of these legends go.

nprmusic:

Take a minute to remember the artists we lost in 2012 and the music they left behind

Sorry to see all of these legends go.

nprmusic:

Just one day shy of 92, David Brubeck has died. We are working on a proper obit for the jazz pianist, but the meantime, download a one-hour documentary on the man who made “Take Five” and “Blue Rondo a la Turk” such enduring standards.
Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images

A legend.

nprmusic:

Just one day shy of 92, David Brubeck has died. We are working on a proper obit for the jazz pianist, but the meantime, download a one-hour documentary on the man who made “Take Five” and “Blue Rondo a la Turk” such enduring standards.

Photo: Hulton Archive/Getty Images

A legend.

Sittin on Top of The World - Doc Watson.

wellplaid:

Doc Watson - Deep River Blues (Live, 1991)

Take care, Doc.

We’ll miss you.

fuckyeahrhodeisland:

Deer Tick’s salute to Adam “MCA” Yauch at Casbah, San Diego.

RIP MCA.

RIP MCA.

Scruggs was the man who made it cool to sound like that.
Our obit of banjo player Earl Scruggs, dead, this week, at 88. (via newsweek)

countryandwestern:

Earl Scruggs Revue - Country Comfort

He wasn’t afraid to try new things as times changed. Listen to pop singers of the time - Frank Sinatra doing Both Sides Now, Bing Crosby singing Hey Jude - it sounds silly. Earl brought authenticity to the music without making it hokey. 

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ccballard:

Country Comfort - Earl Scruggs and Elton John

nprfreshair:

Etta James: The 1994 Fresh Air Interview

RIP Etta James.

Apple - Here’s to the Crazy Ones (1997) (by vintagemacmuseum, via adamiss)