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The Best of 1966
The British Invasion may have continued to grab headlines, but America fought back with soul shouters, garage rockers, country weepers, and the birth of the rock double-album.
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Remembering Townes Van Zandt in Eight Songs
Mar 7, 2024
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The Best of 1975
May 9, 2025
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The Best of 1976
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The Best of 1985
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Remembering Augie Meyers in Fifteen Songs
Farewell to the Texas Tornado who spent a lifetime helping others sound as if they were born playing in a Gulf Coast Roadhouse.
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Two Years of the Mixtape: The Flipsiders
Celebrating our second birthday with the best side two, track ones.
Mar 3
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Love Songs for Grown-Ups
For Valentine's Day, a Mixtape of tunes that take a more practical, realistic, mature approach to relationships.
Feb 13
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Uncovered: Something Wicker This Way Comes
The second installment of “Uncovered,” an occasional feature that investigates the similarities of album covers across genres and decades. This time, we…
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Talking 'Tales' With Warren Haynes (and Chuck Leavell)
Legendary guitarist talks with The Mixtape about 'Tales of Ordinary Madness,' his upcoming solo tour, Gov't Mule, 'Landman,' and playing with the Late…
Jan 30
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The Best of 1976
As America celebrated its 200th, outlaw country, punk rock, and disco rebelled against the status quo.
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Uncovered: Lean Into It
Back when artists were too cool to stand, and opted to just chill for the camera.
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