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Jeff's Personal Top 5
1) THE NEW YORKER: Bob Dylan’s First Day with “Tangled Up in Blue”
2) ESQUIRE: Tom Petty Was Always One of Us
3) WALL STREET JOURNAL: 20 Odd Questions With Ringo Starr
4) ESQUIRE: The Music in Ken Burns' The Vietnam War Is Remarkable. Here's How It Was Chosen.
5) ESQUIRE: When Bob Dylan Saw God
Additional Recommended Reading
NBC News THINK: Did iTunes kill the (concept) album?
NBC News THINK: Netflix and Martin Scorsese's 'Rolling Thunder Revue' is peak Bob Dylan
THE DAILY BEAST: A Beatles Masterpiece Just Got Even Better
QUARTZ: Led Zeppelin’s discography is immortal, thanks to Jimmy Page
QUARTZ: Prince made weird sexy, and kept sexy weird
ESQUIRE: The Best Rock Album You've Never Heard
QUARTZ: David Bowie’s bandmates explain just how he got them to sound like that
ESQUIRE: Monty Python Finally Says Goodbye
NBC News THINK: Passing Michael Jackson, the Eagles now have the best-selling album of all time. And they're still terrible.
ESQUIRE: Wu-Tang Clan Opens Up About Reuniting and the New Album
ESQUIRE: When David Bowie Invented The Future
WALL STREET JOURNAL: Will the Smartphone Ever Truly Replace Your Beloved Wallet?
ESQUIRE: Willie Nelson Wants You to Buy His Music–And His Weed
ESQUIRE: The Making of David Bowie's Lost Soul Album
ROCK CELLAR MAGAZINE: The Beastie Boys Origin Story: Michael Diamond and Adam Horovitz on Their Roller-Coaster Career
ROLLING STONE: 10 Things We Learned From Elvis Costello’s Brilliant New Memoir
ESQUIRE: John Cleese Picks the Most Gut-Busting Monty Python Sketches
THE DAILY BEAST: Ringo Starr’s Post-Beatles Bliss
ESQUIRE: David Crosby Does Not Give a Single F*ck
ROCK CELLAR MAGAZINE: Behind the Curtain: On Tour with Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers
ESQUIRE: Roger Waters Won't Hide His Disdain for Donald Trump
ESQUIRE: Gregg Allman Always Walked Through the Fire
ESQUIRE: 73 Reasons to Love Bob Marley on His 73rd Birthday
QUARTZ: “Pink Floyd is dead. I’m ready to move on.”
THE DAILY BEAST: Goddamn, Dylan’s Sinatra Album Is Great
QUARTZ: Hey haters: rock stars like Miley are supposed to be rebels, and a little crazy
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Jeff Slate performs a weekly series of online concerts -- every Thursday at 4 PM EDT / 1 PM PDT / 9 PM BST -- from his NYC home studio! The concerts are free, but any money raised will be donated to Meals Of Gratitude, for the health care professionals serving on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic at Beth Israel Medical Center / Mount Sinai in Manhattan.
Jeff Slate performs a weekly series of online concerts -- every Thursday at 4 PM EDT / 1 PM PDT / 9 PM BST -- from his NYC home studio! The concerts are free, but any money raised will be donated to Meals Of Gratitude, for the health care professionals serving on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic at Beth Israel Medical Center / Mount Sinai in Manhattan.
Jeff Slate performs a weekly series of online concerts -- every Thursday at 4 PM EDT / 1 PM PDT / 9 PM BST -- from his NYC home studio! The concerts are free, but any money raised will be donated to Meals Of Gratitude, for the health care professionals serving on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic at Beth Israel Medical Center / Mount Sinai in Manhattan.
Jeff Slate performs a weekly series of online concerts -- every Thursday at 4 PM EDT / 1 PM PDT / 9 PM BST -- from his NYC home studio! The concerts are free, but any money raised will be donated to Meals Of Gratitude, for the health care professionals serving on the frontlines of the COVID-19 pandemic at Beth Israel Medical Center / Mount Sinai in Manhattan.