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We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Sound Bites (The Daily Texan)
Sondre Lerche Phantom Punch Astralwerks 4 stars Sondre Lerche doesn't know what genre he wants to write for. In fact, his music defies classification, jumping from albums full of sweet and mellow pop to smooth jazz-club fodder to upbeat rock that would make Elvis Costello proud.
The ukulele is poised for a comeback (The Record)
Harv McFine says he discovered the joys of the ukulele while working at his uncle's urinal cake factory. "There was a lot of downtime there," the 39-year-old Passaic resident said, "so I started playing my ukulele in the bathroom."
Writer's well runs deep (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Richard Thompson has gone through enough changes in his 40-year career to qualify him for membership in multiple halls of fame.
Fall Out Favorites (Entertainment Weekly)
Fresh off their chart-topping new album, Infinity On High , Chicago's emo superstars Fall Out Boy gave EW lists of their own all-time favorite albums and artists. Some of their picks might surprise you...
June Carter Cash Tribute Album And Book (CMJ)
Late country-music legend June Carter Cash will receive the tribute- album treatment with the June 19 release of Anchored In Love: A Tribute To June Carter Cash (Dualtone).
Critic's pick (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Charlie Louvin Charlie Louvin Like any great and lasting music, the legacy of the Louvin Brothers continues to inspire succeeding generations.
courtesy of Nate Pruitt (San Jose Mercury News)
While there aren't many young men making a name for themselves on the Bay Area jazz scene as singers, the region boasts a wealth of talented veterans, some of whom are gaining national attention, while others are still well-kept secrets.
Modern Makeovers (Metro Weekly)
Erin McKeown's latest album launches a bit ominously, with her shouting, ''Hallelujah, all you sinners gather round...just follow me.'' It becomes easy enough to do, as what starts off sounding like a séance melts into a lilting, lightly bouncing cover of a Judy Garland classic.
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We can knock 'em, but the Police are good (Denver Post)
Before you get your underwear all knotted over the Police reunion tour, consider this: The band is overrated.
INTERVIEW- Chieftains: Iconic band offers all Irish all the time (The Hook)
Published February 22, 2007 in issue 0608 of the HooK.
Sound Bites (The Daily Texan)
Sondre Lerche Phantom Punch Astralwerks 4 stars Sondre Lerche doesn't know what genre he wants to write for. In fact, his music defies classification, jumping from albums full of sweet and mellow pop to smooth jazz-club fodder to upbeat rock that would make Elvis Costello proud.
The ukulele is poised for a comeback (The Record)
Harv McFine says he discovered the joys of the ukulele while working at his uncle's urinal cake factory. "There was a lot of downtime there," the 39-year-old Passaic resident said, "so I started playing my ukulele in the bathroom."
Writer's well runs deep (The Cincinnati Enquirer)
Richard Thompson has gone through enough changes in his 40-year career to qualify him for membership in multiple halls of fame.
Fall Out Favorites (Entertainment Weekly)
Fresh off their chart-topping new album, Infinity On High , Chicago's emo superstars Fall Out Boy gave EW lists of their own all-time favorite albums and artists. Some of their picks might surprise you...
June Carter Cash Tribute Album And Book (CMJ)
Late country-music legend June Carter Cash will receive the tribute- album treatment with the June 19 release of Anchored In Love: A Tribute To June Carter Cash (Dualtone).
Critic's pick (Lexington Herald-Leader)
Charlie Louvin Charlie Louvin Like any great and lasting music, the legacy of the Louvin Brothers continues to inspire succeeding generations.
courtesy of Nate Pruitt (San Jose Mercury News)
While there aren't many young men making a name for themselves on the Bay Area jazz scene as singers, the region boasts a wealth of talented veterans, some of whom are gaining national attention, while others are still well-kept secrets.
Modern Makeovers (Metro Weekly)
Erin McKeown's latest album launches a bit ominously, with her shouting, ''Hallelujah, all you sinners gather round...just follow me.'' It becomes easy enough to do, as what starts off sounding like a séance melts into a lilting, lightly bouncing cover of a Judy Garland classic.
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