The self-proclaimed “Dirty Old One Man Band” discusses his latest album, Nothin' But Blood, yielding insight to his songwriting and influences.
The country music veteran discusses her latest LP, Lucky, on which she covers a dozen Merle Haggard classics.
A lifetime lived among rock royalty afforded Ms. Boyd, a former model and musical muse whose ambition ultimately led her to pursue a doctorate in Human Behavior, extraordinary access and opportunities to speak in depth with such legends about their creative pursuits. From these conversations certain key impulses and characteristic distinctions emerged, informing Boyd's fascinating book, which was originally published in 1992 and reissued and updated last year.
The renowned bassist discusses his long-awaited self-titled solo debut, working with such legends as Stevie Wonder and Eric Clapton, and loving every minute of a lifetime musical pursuit.
The former Eagles lead guitarist talks touring with Styx and Foreigner, the deluxe reissue of his current solo LP, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Singer/songwriter Joe Henry, who's produced a new all-star tribute to Johnny Cash's landmark 1964 LP, Bitter Tears, discusses how and why he sought to reaffirm its fundamental defense of human dignity.
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The singer/songwriter discusses her latest LP, Walk Through Walls, underscoring how feelings of grief can lead to profound, uplifting music.
The singing/songwriting frontwoman of Georgia-based folk/Americana trio Lily and the Tigers discusses group's masterful new album, The Hand You Deal Yourself.
The former Dire Straits bassist discusses how living with and ultimately beating leukemia informed his latest solo LP, Testing the Water.
Before a miraculous twist of fate ultimately freed him of a terminal-cancer prognosis, the legendary British guitarist (Dr. Feelgood) and songwriter discussed his runaway hit collaboration with Roger Daltrey, Going Home, while offering a glimpse of his character in confronting his mortality.
The distinguished British vocalist discusses her latest album, Hard Rain (The Songs of Bob Dylan & Leonard Cohen), yielding insights to interpreting two of music's most literate and legendary songwriters.
With her remarkable debut LP, Just Be Honest, this rising singer/songwriter exudes an impassioned musical ambition that is only exceeded by her talent.
The brazen 23-year-old singer/songwriter discusses her current LP, Somewhere Else, and the craft and inspiration behind its making.
The British guitar legend and founding member of The Smiths reflects on his latest solo LP, Playland, along the way yielding insights to his artistry, his musical foundation, and the abiding pursuit of his next creative move.
Meiko discusses her new album, Dear You, a song cycle steeped in minimalist, mood-driven electronica and the most personal lyrics of her career to date.
For over half a century the Chieftains have served as global ambassadors of traditional Irish music. Founding member Paddy Moloney talks about how they continue their mission.
Having already charmed audiences in her native Netherlands with her winsome singing and insightful songwriting, Angela Moyra is poised to likewise beguile a whole new audience in North America with her debut LP, Fickle Island.
The band's lead vocalist and songwriter of some of its greatest hits ("Tennessee River," "Lady Down on Love," "Feels So Right") discusses the music that has made Alabama legends.
Call it intuition or a sixth sense or just faith in his own perception: Boz Scaggs knows when he’s onto something good.
Straight out of Tulsa, pop-rocker Dwight Twilley discusses his new LP, Always, offering insight to his songwriting and recording processes, as well as how one his classic songs was almost covered by the King of Rock 'N' Roll.
Von Grey, a classically-trained but pop-disposed quartet of sisters from Atlanta, released their new EP, Awakening, in early 2014. Annika von Grey discusses the music and the ambition behind the inspired effort.
The legendary Stooges guitarist resurrects some of his old band's most foresaken gems, casts an assortment of artists to sing them, including Texas blues powerhouse Carolyn Wonderland. Both Williamson and Wonderland talk a bit about the album, Re-Licked.
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On the eve of his induction to the Country Music Hall of Fame, the legendary Mac Wiseman discusses his latest LP, Songs From My Mother's Hand, while sharing insights to his 70-year career.
For more than three decades Zucchero has bridged the musical styles of his native Italy with those of American blues, rock, and soul. Now he embraces the music of Cuba with the LP, La Sesión Cubana.
