Archibald J. Motley, Jr.
By
Durodola Tosin
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Miles Davis on canvas
By
Hazel Speed
Like so many people, I was of course familiar with the great Jazz trumpeter Miles Davis.
The Greatest Beats Of Your Heart: Andy Smith
New, Old, Undiscovered or World Renowned; The Five Records You Can Always Turn To
Continuing the series of music articles in which individuals select five records particularly special to them, we today feature Andy Smith‘s own selections and present the latest instalment of Tuck Magazine’s ‘The Greatest Beats of Your Heart’.
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The Greatest Beats Of Your Heart: Pete Marriott
New, Old, Undiscovered or World Renowned, The Five Records You Can Always Turn To
Continuing the series of music articles in which individuals select their own personal choices particularly special to them, we today feature Pete Marriott and present the latest installment of Tuck Magazine’s ‘The Greatest Beats of Your Heart’.
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Less Obvious: An Alternative Best Of
ROCK AND ROLL
Rock and Roll has been described as anything from the music of gods to the devil’s music. Despite it originating from country, blues, jazz and gospel, to name but a few, in the late 1940s, it truly came into its own and the conscience of the mainstream the following decade.
Less Obvious: An Alternative Best Of
