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Hopkins’ music went on to influence folk and Americana stars such as Townes Van Zandt, Hank Williams, Jr., and a generation of blues musicians like Stevie Ray Vaughan, whose Grammy winning son ...

Though acknowledging the role of music in addressing illness is not new, recent research is illuminating how music affects the brain and other body systems in a measurable way. Using that knowledge, ...

Jon Hopkins’ relationship with Brian Eno goes back two decades. They were introduced by Hopkins’ friend, Leo Abrahams, who was working with Eno at the time, and the three men went on to release a ...

Chief among those albums for escapism is ‘Music For Psychedelic Therapy ... chimes of all sorts and the gentle electronic hum that Hopkins manages to muster up so perfectly.

Rachel is a British-born and U.S.-based radio producer and folklorist. She began her career as a radio producer in various music departments at the BBC in the United Kingdom. She then moved to ...

Created for musicians who require top levels of function for performance, Johns Hopkins’ Center for Music & Medicine connects you with transformative thinking and medical practice. The Center for ...

McCartney’s judicious production and music press appearances featuring the ... enough too since he’d bought the publishing rights. Hopkin’s follow-up, a song credited to John Lennon and ...

Mary Hopkin was the Welsh teenager who became an internationally successful folk singer after signing to The Beatles' Apple label. She came to the public's attention with her wonderful voice on ...

Mary Hopkin was the Welsh teenager who became an internationally successful folk singer after signing to The Beatles' Apple label. She came to the public's attention with her wonderful voice on ...