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 From the May 2009 Issue
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You Oughta Be in Pictures
Film and TV have overshadowed radio as the dominant formats for breaking an artist. We hear from artists reaping the benefits. |
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Depeche Mode
Co-founders Dave Gahan and Martin Gore reflect on nearly 30 years as a band as well as their individual writing processes. |
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Pearl Jam's Mike McCready
An amazing career began in an attic alongside fellow guitar-slinger Stone Gossard. |
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Booker T. Jones
The M.G.'s keyboardist saddles up for a new album with Neil Young and the Drive-By Truckers. |
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Mitchell Froom
This producer takes a solid groove and the character of a band over surgical perfection any day. |
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Chip Taylor
This tunesmith is responsible for both a garage-rock standard ("Wild Thing") and pop heartbreaker ("Angel of the Morning"). |
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Ashley Cleveland Full Article
An insightful look at "Failing in the Spotlight" from this multiple Grammy- and Dove-Award winner. |
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Jill Sobule: It's All About the Fans Full Article
To finance her latest album, Jill set up a website and appealed directly to her fanbase—and they answered the call in spades. |
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Editor's Note: Risk-Free Riches Full Article
Lydia Hutchinson shares life lessons learned from Depression-era parents. |
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