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NEW STUFF: Glen Campbell ... (Aug. 19) Candlebox ... album title; release date (July 22) Jason Falkner ... (June 17) Game, The ... new release date (July 8) Grascals, The ... (July 15) Morten Harket ... (June 16) Hold Steady, The ... (July 15) Kerli ... release date (June 10) Solange Knowles ... (Aug. 26) Less Than Jake ... album title; release date (June 24) Lil Wayne ... new release date (June 10) Mötley Crüe ... new release date (June 24) Midway State, The ... (July 22) Randy Newman ... release date; album title (Aug. 5) Pepper ... (July 22) Ben Weaver ... (Aug. 12) Paul Weller ... new release date (July 22) Ace Young ... new release date (July 15) P&P INTERVIEWS: Cherry Poppin' Daddies ... (June 10) Tristan Prettyman ... (April 15) Rev Theory ... just added (June 10) Silver State, The ... (April 15) Simone ... (May 13)
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1) "This Was: Collectors Edition," Jethro Tull (April 28)
Jimmy Guiffre (jazz clarinetist)
Paul Davis (singer-songwriter; "I Go Crazy," "Cool Night," "65 Love Affair")
Al Wilson (singer; "Show and Tell," "The Snake")
Danny Federici (longtime keyboardist for Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band)
Teo Macero (jazz producer; Miles Davis collaborator)
Brian Davison (drummer for The Nice)
Sean Costello (28-year-old bluesman)
Klaus Dinger (Kraftwerk/Neu!)
Sean Levert (Levert)
Stuart Nevitt (Shadowfax)
Neil Aspinall (longtime Beatles friend and road manager)
Norman "Hurricane" Smith (Beatles engineer; Pink Floyd producer; sang the 1972
hit "Oh Babe What Would You Say")
Jeff Healey (blues guitarist)
Mike Smith (Dave Clark Five singer-keyboardist)
Buddy Miles (Electric Flag/Band of Gypsys drummer)
Joe Gibbs (reggae producer)
Larry Norman ("the father of Christian rock music"; formerly a member of People,
which had a hit in 1968 with a cover of the Zombies' "I Love You")
Jim Jones (Pere Ubu guitarist)
Charles Ryan (rockabilly artists co-wrote "Hot Rod Lincoln")
John Stewart (The Kingston Trio; singer-songwriter, "Daydream Believer")
Bob Enos (Roomful of Blues trumpeter)
Drew Glackin (The Silos bassist)
Ken Nelson (Capitol Records producer, talent scout)

