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Concert Review: The Swell Season at the Fillmore Miami Beach, May 24

photo by John HoodThe Swell Season's Glen Hansard​The Swell SeasonThe Fillmore Miami BeachMonday, May 24, 2010Better Than: Any heady lullabies you've ever heard. The Review: There was an air of quiet excitement at the Fillmore Miami Beach Monday night, in advance of the Swell Season's Mi ... More >>

Q&A With David Gray, Playing the Fillmore Miami Beach Tomorrow, April 14

via livenation.com​After three albums and nearly a decade of trying to attract some wider notice, you'd think David Gray would have been pleased when he finally landed in the Top Ten via his international smash "Babylon" and the best-selling album from whence it came, White Ladder. Yet, as th ... More >>

Downtown Miami's Urbanite Bistro searches for its groove

via livenation.com​After three albums and nearly a decade of trying to attract some wider notice, you'd think David Gray would have been pleased when he finally landed in the Top Ten via his international smash "Babylon" and the best-selling album from whence it came, White Ladder. Yet, as th ... More >>

Last Night: Joe Jackson at the Fillmore Miami Beach

Joe Jackson Saturday, November 15, 2008 The Fillmore Miami Beach at the Jackie Gleason Theater Joe Jackson has always occupied an upper strata in the world of rock, an artist who’s daringly dabbled in a variety of seemingly disparate genres and pulled each off with convincing aplomb. He took fl ... More >>

The Devil in Mr. Jones

How Tom Jones made sexual innuendo the lingua franca of rock and roll

Blue Crush

An independent record store finds its own level

Everlasting Sounds

Ten of the year's most timeless records

Across the Universe

The Secret Machines slow time and stretch space with psych-rock monuments

Payola on the Cheap

Bribing DJs used to be expensive, but now mere trinkets will do the trick

Solomon Burke Al Green

Everything's OK

Make Do with What You Got Shout! Factory

Blue Note

Mighty Like a Rose

No ivory tower theorist, the great Elvis Costello changes colors with the season

BY MOSI REEVES

Smunk Man

From the JBs to Van Morrison, Pee Wee Ellis continues to do his thing

Resurgent Rock

Energetic new bands and fresh audiences are pumping life into a dying music

Dave Soldier and Richard Lair

Thai Elephant Orchestra
Mulatta Records

Sharon Shannon & Friends

The Diamond Mountain Sessions
Compass Records

PJ Harvey

Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea (Island)

John Lee Hooker

Detroit 1948-1949 (Savoy/Atlantic)

Amazing Grace

Three years after his death, Jeff Buckley continues to cultivate mystery

Unstill Waters

Roger Waters can't shake the spirit of Pink Floyd

Panther, Panther Burning Bright

MC5: Gun-toting revolutionaries say the darndest things

A Percussion Jam with Plenty of Masala

Zakir Hussain performs with the Masters of Percussion

Kulchur

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Going Home

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Unfoolish Behavior

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Life Is Sweet

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Man at the Top

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Rotations

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Rotations

Where are they now: The Nil Lara update

Making Airwaves

This summer the FCC pulled the plug on the county's most innovative radio stations. Some are already back on the air.

Night & Day

April 23- 29, 1998

Rotations

April 23- 29, 1998

Letters

April 23- 29, 1998

It's Alright, Ma

April 23- 29, 1998

Rotations

April 23- 29, 1998

Everyday People

April 23- 29, 1998

Reverb

April 23- 29, 1998

Her Blues

April 23- 29, 1998

A Drama That Snowballs

April 23- 29, 1998

Good Enough for Mama

April 23- 29, 1998

Rotations 11

April 23- 29, 1998

Rotations 41

April 23- 29, 1998

Russell Muscle

Leon is still going strong after all these years

Sex & Cars & Rock & Roll

I entered the Rolling Stone Rock & Roll Bowl on a whim. How'd I do? Just call me Johnny Ca$h.

The Once and Future James

Two sides of the Godfather of Soul

Diamond is Forever

Wipe that smirk off your face and honor thy father

The Man With The Blue Guitar

Chris Smither prefers building songs to building houses

Andrew's Themes

You can kiss the clarinet goodbye -- it's time for a real wind instrument

The Peter Principle

Betan's still solo flying high, and nobody knows it better than Miami

John O' Keefe Feature

Betan's still solo flying high, and nobody knows it better than Miami