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Soul Albums That Show How Much a Voice Can Say
Soul Albums That Show How Much a Voice Can Say
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2 in common: Still Bill and What's Going On
A truly great soul singer does not need to resort to athletic vocal gymnastics or deafening volume to make you feel something. The deepest impact lives in the nuances: the conversational pause...
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Jazz Fusion Albums Where the Groove Holds Everything Together
Jazz Fusion Albums Where the Groove Holds Everything Together
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In common: Black Byrd
Jazz fusion often suffers from a reputation for excessive soloing and technical acrobatics, where dizzying speed replaces memorable musical ideas. But the greatest fusion records never treat...
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Neo-Soul Albums Where the Groove Feels Effortless
Neo-Soul Albums Where the Groove Feels Effortless
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In common: Voodoo
The magic of neo-soul was never about showing off how fast you could sing runs or piling on layers of slick modern studio gloss. It was about pocket. When Questlove, Pino Palladino, James Poyser...
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Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
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In common: What's Going On
For curious listeners looking beyond standard rotation, these records map out distinct musical landscapes across genres and decades. Each entry stands as a cohesive experience, balancing...
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Albums with No Obvious Place to Skip
Albums with No Obvious Place to Skip
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In common: Still Bill
These records make a case for giving every track a turn, including the quiet songs, instrumentals and brief links. The selection looks for a clear purpose and consistent care across the original...
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Albums That Reveal More on a Second Listen
Albums That Reveal More on a Second Listen
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In common: Voodoo
A first listen can give you the melody or the mood. A return can reveal a bass line that changes the song's balance, a voice hidden in the arrangement or a detail whose emotional weight only...
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Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
Albums Everyone Should Hear at Least Once
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2 in common: Voodoo and What's Going On
For curious listeners who want a way beyond familiar playlists, these albums offer a broad shelf of musical worlds: soul, jazz, folk, rock, hip-hop, electronic music and songwriting from several...
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Albums That Make Listening from Start to Finish Worthwhile
Albums That Make Listening from Start to Finish Worthwhile
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In common: What's Going On
For curious listeners ready to spend time with a whole record, these albums make order and connection part of the pleasure. Some tell a story. Others return to a musical idea, join songs through...
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2020s Albums Released from 2020 to 2025 Worth Hearing in Full
2020s Albums Released from 2020 to 2025 Worth Hearing in Full
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Despite pervasive claims that the streaming era has permanently reduced musical consumption to fifteen-second social media clips and fragmented shuffle playlists, the first half of the 2020s has...
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1970s Singer-Songwriter Albums with Different Kinds of Intimacy
1970s Singer-Songwriter Albums with Different Kinds of Intimacy
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The 1970s singer-songwriter boom is too frequently stereotyped as pleasant acoustic strumming by sensitive artists sitting on Laurel Canyon porches. In reality, intimacy in seventies popular music...
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1970s Funk Songs Where Every Instrument Has a Job
1970s Funk Songs Where Every Instrument Has a Job
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True funk is not about endless soloing or wall-of-sound volume; it is a discipline of radical space, clockwork discipline and telepathic teamwork. In the greatest 1970s funk tracks, no musician...
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