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Taking Liberties
Even jazz has taboos — and Hancock has broken most of them
Eric Snider
Eric Snider is the dean of Bay area music critics. He started in the early 1980s as one of the founding members of Music magazine, a free bi-monthly. He was the pop music critic for the then-St. Petersburg Times from ‘87-’93. Snider was the music critic, arts editor and senior editor of Weekly Planet/Creative Loafing from 1996-2009. Over the years, he has written for a variety of national publications.
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Anything But Obvious
The Sea and Cake resists definition — so don’t ask
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Zappa Zealots
The debut of the Bogus Pomp Orchestra
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Rock ‘n’ Soul
Mayhem-induced sets? That’s The Mooney Suzuki.
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Sea Hunt
Into the deep with just the air in his lungs
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Strip Club Politics
David Caton thinks he’s found the way to shut down nude dancing establishments. Experts scoff at his reasoning. One thing’s for sure: Taxpayers will wind up footing the legal bills.
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The Persistence Of Sin
Joe Redner knows how to make the system choke on itself
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Legal Strategies
How Joe Redner would challenge a new anti-nudity law
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Jam Jazz
Soulive is tight, expansive, and it can work a groove to death
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Climbing out of hell
We could do more to help kids stay alive
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Get The Funk Up
Eclectic local rockers D’Yea mix it up
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Come On Baby Light My Fire
The Doors 21st Century try to rekindle their magic
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Genteel Bushwhacking
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Jurassic Jive
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Take this Job and…
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Fly By
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Scratch the Itch
A trusty reporter’s lusty junket
