Book review: 'The One: The Life and Music of James Brown' digs deep, dispels myths
"The One: The Life and Music of James Brown"
RJ Smith
Gotham Books
"The One: The Life and Music of James Brown" is without a doubt the definitive work on one of the most significant and influential figures in 20th century popular music.
88.1 KDHX DJ Spotlight: Chris Lawyer of Hip City
For the last three years, Chris Lawyer has been the host of Hip City on 88.1 KDHX, each Wednesday, 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Central. Every show is an opportunity to get schooled on some of the best and lesser-known gems of '60s, '70s and current funk and soul music, with the occasional cut of hip-hop thrown in for good measure.
Thursday Morning Music News: Rock and Roll Hall of Fame makes nominations, Roberta Flack covers the Beatles and a pig flies over London
Bob Dylan is in lukewarm water again over questions of plagiarism -- this time for his paintings.
The Dynamites (featuring Charles Walker) 11/5/10
With a certifiable R&B legend like Charles Walker leading the way, the Dynamites could have just coasted along on his coattails. Instead, the Nashville band builds expansive, original compositions and turns the funk up to 11.
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Since 1902: Slightly Elevated
Tue June 18Since 1902 is a St. Louis indie rock band who recently released their latest album, Slightly Elevated. The band records and produces most of their music at home, and draws from influences across genres. Their new album combines dreamy and relatable lyrics with catchy percussion and layered guitar tones to draw the listener in from start to finish. Click here to download "Our Front Yard" from Slightly…
The Maness Brothers present their debut album 'Grief Factory'
Mon June 10Dave and Jake Maness of The Maness Brothers stopped by the KDHX studio to talk about their new album 'Grief Factory'. Click here to download their song River…
