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Sam Sutherland

  • Executive Producer, 86 Media House
Toronto
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‘Wildflowers’: Tom Petty’s Heartbroken Solo Masterpiece

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By Sam Sutherland
| Best Classic Bands
Wildflowers is the finest hour for Tom Petty as a recording artist and darkest as a songwriter. His 10th album and first under a new Warner Bros. Records contract, the 1994 set offered 15 songs as varied and nuanced as any he would write, unified by an underlying sense of loss. There were flashes of rock energy in the reliably fine musicianship and familiar sparks of sardonic humor, but Wildflowers’ most distinctive songs revealed glimpses of defeat and exhaustion new to his work.
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Why Human-in-the-Loop design is the key to real-world AI adoption

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By Sam Sutherland
| Compare the Cloud Verified
One of the biggest benefits AI brings is its potential to empower people and provide solutions to their needs. While AI tools are being deployed across a diverse range of businesses, many of them fail because they weren’t built in a human-centric way, leaving the original problem unsolved. Businesses constantly seek to attract customers, grow revenue and reduce costs.
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Graham Parker & the Rumour’s ‘Heat Treatment’: When Pub-Rock Met New Wave

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By Sam Sutherland
| Best Classic Bands
When the Village Voice unveiled its 1976 Pazz & Jop Poll winners, an unknown English rookie commanded two of the top five entries calculated from the influential poll’s panel of music critics. Right behind Stevie Wonder’s magisterial poll-topper, Songs in the Key of Life, came Graham Parker’s sophomore full-length Heat Treatment, followed by Jackson Browne’s The Pretender, with Parker’s debut, Howlin’ Wind, landing in fourth place.
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