David Browne

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Black Rock: An Oral History
In the 1980s, a brotherhood of bands led by Fishbone and Living Colour refused to let their race dictate the style of music they played. Here's how they splashed onto the scene, how they struggled to stay afloat, and what they're doing now.Read More
Oct 23, 2008
4:12 PM
The Raconteurs, 'Consolers of the Lonely'
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Jack White gets his rocks off -- again. And?Read More
May 29, 2008
3:23 PM
T Bone Burnett, 'Tooth of Crime'
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Oh brother, where art thou dark wit, listenable songs?Read More
May 29, 2008
2:40 PM
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Who Earns What
We all know that rock and raps stars can earn tens of millions each year, but what about the others who toil in the business of music? From managers to roadies to bloggers to bus drivers, here's how much they take home.Read More
Mar 26, 2008
11:23 AM
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Hey! Ho! Let's Shop!
T-shirts, sure, but Ramones flip-flops? Though the band barely sold records in their heyday, the punk icons have become a mighty retail presence in their afterlife. What's behind their transformation from glue-sniffing rebels to tchotchke-hawking moguls?Read More
Feb 7, 2008
11:14 PM

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