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[Review] Roger McGuinn (1973)

The lead Byrd tries a little of everything on his first solo flight, but it’s not clear where he’s headed.

Actually, you’ve got plenty of reason to cry if you paid good money for his lamest album of the decade.

Talk about your planetary alignment of talent, this is musical serendipity on a galactic scale.

This middle-aged supergroup showed the youngsters how it should be done: with humility and a sense of humor.

Roy Orbison returns home, but his music lives on for one last ride.

A tantalizing tag team to be sure, starring Dylan as the cranky saboteur and The Dead as his deferential backing band. We know…