Gene Barge, renowned sax man and producer known as ‘Daddy G,’ dies at 98
Gene “Daddy G” Barge, a well-rounded saxophone player, songwriter and Grammy-winning producer, has died. He was 98.
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Ryan Singer's imaginative dreamscapes blend Navajo world with fantasy
Ryan Singer may be 51, but even now, still finds ways to incorporate his beloved fantasy worlds into his art. Known for ...
Army vet, innocent bystander wanted to be a math teacher. Police chase ended all of that.
The Oklahoma agency originally in pursuit called off the chase in minutes because of the grave danger to the public, while ...
Gene Barge, R&B Saxophonist Who Played on Landmark Hits, Dies at 98
Known as Daddy G, he recorded with Jackie Wilson, Chuck Willis and others, but he was best known for the Gary U.S. Bonds smash “Quarter to Three.” ...
Trupa Trupa’s ‘Mourners’ Is a Song for This Moment
Polish art-rock band Trupa Trupa share new single 'Mourners,' announce U.S. tour dates, and speak out against fascism ...
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“We used to play that song faster…”: Slipknot’s Eloy Casagrande reveals the secret lessons he gave his Sepultura replacement
Following his departure from Sepultura and appointment with Slipknot (following the departure of Jay Weinberg), ...
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Kenyan blows his own trumpet to top of the world
The Guinness World Record was for the longest continuous trumpet performance.The musician trained for six months to build the ...