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Wave Riders: A Salute to Terrestrial Radio
Think radio has taken a back seat to TV and blogs? Think again. Here, we present 10 artists who have made strides in widespread success thanks to the airwaves. |
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Death Cab for Cutie's Ben Gibbard
The Death Cab for Cutie frontman reflects on his early days in Seattle and 10 years in the biz. |
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Michael McDonald
After devoting several years to recording covers, the soulful baritone returns wo writing. |
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Ray Davies
Forty years after blowing off roofs and doors with the raucous Kinks, Ray Davies looks back on the early days. |
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Kaki King
She's been called the torch-bearer for female guitarists and has tag-teamed with the Foo Fighters, but adding vocals on her latest album has been her biggest challenge. |
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| "The process of writing is done in the writer's head with the most critical person of all: the writer himself. " —Neil Diamond |
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Lydia Hutchinson interviewed on DIY music by Nashville's WPLN. Listen!
Bill DeMain on Rock’s Greatest Urban Legends from New York’s WNYC. Download now! |
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