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Discumentary: R.L. Burnside "Wish I Was in Heaven Sitting Down"In the year 2000, RL Burnside set out to continue the blues tradition while adding more contemporary influences to it. |
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Discumentary: Radiohead "OK Computer"1997s OK Computer is Radiohead's third release and marked the bands move toward a more experimental sound. |
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Discumentary: Randy Newman "Good Old Boys"Randy Newmans 1974 release Good Old Boys became his major commercial breakthrough. |
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Discumentary: Ray Charles "Modern Sounds In Country And Western Music"When Ray Charles set out to record an album of country songs, his record label though he was crazy. |
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Discumentary: Ray Charles "The Spirit of Christmas"Ever wonder what it would sound like if Ray Charles sang "Santa Claus is Coming to Town"? Here's your answer. |
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Discumentary: Ray LaMontagne "Trouble"Ray LaMontagne woke up one morning, heard a Stephen Stills song on the radio, and decided to become a musician. |
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Discumentary: Richard & Linda Thompson "I Want to See the Bright Lights Tonight"The debut album of husband and wife musical team Richard and Linda Thompson, is considered a folk rock classic. |
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Discumentary: Richard Thompson "Rumor and Sigh"This is Richard Thompson's 7th solo studio album. |
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Discumentary: Rickie Lee Jones "Rickie Lee Jones"Rickie Lee Jones eponymous debut marked the assent of a mature artist and songwriter and won her the Grammy for best new artist of 1979. |
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Discumentary: Robert Plant and Allison Krauss "Raising Sand""Raising Sand" features the unlikely duet of Led Zeppelin's Robert Plant, and bluegrass queen Alison Krauss. |
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Discumentary: Robert Randolph & The Family Band "Unclassified"Unclassified is the 2nd full release from New Jersey native and Sacred Steel genius Robert Randolph and his Family Band. |
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Discumentary: Robyn Hitchcock and The Egyptians "Globe of Frogs"After having great success in college radio, Hitchcock assembled The Egyptians which featured two members of his former band The Soft Boys and REM |
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Discumentary: Rolling Stones "Exile on Main Street"Recorded in a humid basement in France, the Stones created this masterpiece without their pants on. |
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Discumentary: Roxy Music "Avalon"English art-rock band, Roxy Music, released its 8th and last studio album in 1982. |
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Discumentary: Roy Orbison "Mystery Girl"Shortly after joining super group The Traveling Wilburys, Orbison made what was to be his final solo album. |
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Discumentary: Rufus Wainwright "Poses"Taking close to three years off between his debut album and Poses, this album features Rufus Wainwright with a soaring full band, and in scaled dow |
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Discumentary: Ry Cooder "Buena Vista Social Club"American guitarist, Ry Cooder assembled some of the finest Cuban musicians of the time for this project. |
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Discumentary: Ryan Adams "Gold"After the demise of Whiskeytown, Ryan Adams went solo with the album Heartbreaker, to much critical praise. |
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Discumentary: Sam Cooke "Night Beat"Being credited with creating soul music, Cooke recorded "Night Beat" in three nights in February of 1963. |
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Discumentary: Sam Phillips Martinis & BikinisGetting her start in the Christian music community, Sam Phillips left after a dispute with her label at the time. |
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Discumentary: Sarah McLachlan "Fumbling Towards Ecstasy"With only a small cult following in the U.S., Sarah McLachlan released this album and watched her star rise. |
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Discumentary: Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings "100 Days, 100 Nights"By 2007, The Dap Kings were rising stars in music, due to their appearance on Amy Winehouse's "Back in Black" a year earlier. |
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Discumentary: Shuggie Otis "Inspiration Information"Rediscovered and re-released by David Byrne in 2001, this album holds up more now than it did in 1974. |
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Discumentary: Simon and Garfunkel "Bookends"Following the success of the Graduate, Simon and Garfunkel put together a well crafted folk album featuring Simon's poignant lyrics and Garfunkel's |
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Discumentary: Sinead O'Connor "I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got"I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got is O'Connor's sophomore album and the follow up to 1987's The Lion and the Cobra. |
