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John Kenyon

John Kenyon is a newspaper editor in Iowa City. He writes about music, books and pop culture at his blog, Things I'd Rather Be Doing (tirbd.blogspot.com).
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Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack DeJohnette: Inside Out

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John Kenyon
/ 1 October 2001
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Doghouse Roses: Stories by Steve Earle

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John Kenyon
/ 4 June 2001
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Interview with John Scofield

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John Kenyon
/ 29 March 2001
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Miles Davis & John Coltrane: The Best of the Complete Columbia Recordings

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John Kenyon
/ 19 March 2001
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Stephen Malkmus: self-titled

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John Kenyon
/ 12 February 2001
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Best of 2000: John Kenyon

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John Kenyon
/ 18 December 2000
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Medeski Martin and Wood: The Dropper

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John Kenyon
/ 23 October 2000
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Keith Jarrett: Whisper Not

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John Kenyon
/ 9 October 2000
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The Churchills: You Are Here

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John Kenyon
/ 28 August 2000

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