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 From the Current Issue
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Best of the Fests
Performing Songwriter takes a look at 10 of the most influential live-music moments from the past five decades. |
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Pop Goes the Jingle
The history of the unlikely marriage between rebellious rock 'n' roll and "selling out" to commercials. |
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Al Green
When recording his new album he may have been too tired to eat, but not to spread the love and live it up in the studio. |
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Rick Springfield
The big question on the Aussie native's mind is "Who killed rock 'n' roll?" But with a new album, he's ready to resuscitate it. |
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Carly Simon
With a pair of Grammys and an Oscar on her shelf, Simon reflects on her process and her first new material in eight years. |
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Nancy Wilson
Heart's guitar slinger recalls her early days with sister Ann and revisits the classic songs from Dreamboat Annie. |
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Jill Sobule: The Opening Act
Warming up crowds in a tour's opening slot has its downsides—but as Jill writes, those make for better stories. |
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| "To be honest, if you took all 12 albums from Cold Spring Harbor to River of Dreams, I would have put out half as many albums and probably felt better about all the material." —Billy Joel |
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