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Blogs
November 15, 2011
What Are Arizona's 100 Greatest Songs?
Billie Maxwell, who recorded the first song in Arizona history in 1929.As we barrel toward the impending Arizona Centennial, we find ourselves contemplating a lot of things. Why would someone settle in this hot-as-bejeebus desert? Who serves the best burrito in the state? Most importantly -- wher ... More >>
Blogs
March 30, 2011
Vernon Wray: Wasted (1972)
Welcome to Obscuro, a feature where Up on the Sun dives deep into the world of vinyl oddities: private press jobs, major label cast-offs, and general thrift shop clutter that's thus far escaped anyone's attention. These LPs have been hiding out, collecting dust, until we come along, investigate, ... More >>
Music
August 23, 2001
Chris Lee
Plays & Sings Torch'd Songs, Charivari Hymns & Oriki Blue-Marches (Smells Like Records)
Music
December 21, 2000
Goldfrapp
Felt Mountain (Mute)
News
April 27, 2000
From Mohawks To Mullets
Images from 25 years of Phoenix music
Music
September 30, 1999
Desert Noir
Calexico's Joey Burns and John Convertino take a dark and wondrous turn with The Black Light
Music
May 28, 1998
Frankie With the Snarling Face
What future is there for rock without the Chairman of the Board to kick it around?
Music
November 20, 1997
Mighty Casey
Phoenix guitar legend Al Casey has spent four decades standing in the shadows of stardom
Music
April 24, 1997
King Bobby
Bobby Fuller billed himself "The Rock & Roll King of the Southwest." His reign was short. He dropped acid, died young and left behind some of the wildest rock guitar ever.