Music News FeedSep 20, 2023

Sufjan Stevens Reveals He’s Relearning How to Walk After ‘Very Scary’ Autoimmune Disorder Diagnosis #2023_09_20 #rolling_stone #daniel_kreps #music #music_news #sufjan_stevens

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Sufjan Stevens Reveals Battle With Autoimmune Disorder Diagnosis

“It’s a slow process, but they say I will ‘recover,’ it just takes a lot of time, patience, and hard work,” singer-songwriter says of bout with Guillian-Barre Syndrome

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Music News FeedSep 9, 2023

AC/DC Reveal Retired Bassist Cliff Williams Will Return for Power Trip Fest #2023_09_09 #rolling_stone #daniel_kreps #music #music_news #acdc

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AC/DC Reveal Retired Bassist Cliff Williams Will Return for Power Trip

Ahead of first concert since September 2016, band also announces that drummer Phil Rudd will be replaced by Matt Laug

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Music News FeedSep 7, 2023

Richard Davis, Legendary Jazz Bassist Who Conjured Van Morrison’s ‘Astral Weeks,’ Dead at 93 #2023_09_07 #rolling_stone #daniel_kreps #music #music_news #jazz #obit #obituary #richard_davis #van_morrison

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Richard Davis, Jazz Bassist Who Conjured 'Astral Weeks,' Dead at 93

Prolific bassist, adept at many genres, played on albums by jazz greats like Pharoah Sanders and Eric Dolphy to rock legends Bruce Springsteen and Paul Simon

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Music News FeedAug 17, 2023

Joni Mitchell Announces Third Volume in ‘Archives’ Series #2023_08_17 #rolling_stone #daniel_kreps #music #music_news #joni_mitchell

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Joni Mitchell Announces Third Volume in 'Archives' Series

The Asylum Years (1972-1975) collects unreleased demos, alternate versions, and live recordings from the period that yielded For The Roses, Court And Spark, and The Hissing Of Summer Lawns

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