Father John Misty Charms With “God’s Favorite Customer”
This Grammy-winner has drummed for Fleet Foxes and written for Lady Gaga. Now, under his priestly pseudonym, Josh Tillman is releasing his fourth album (which is serving up some psychedelia).
Carol Kaye, The First Lady of Bass Guitar
After spontaneously picking up a Fender Bass, she became an indispensable member of the legendary Wrecking Crew. You can hear Carol Kaye’s distinct sound on classics by everyone from Glen Campbell to Tina Turner.
The Detroit Cobras: Retro Rock That Hits the Spot
Considering that Jack White’s label, Third Man Records, has reissued their early LPs (“Mink Rat or Rabbit” and “Life, Love and Leaving”), perhaps now is the moment to pay some attention again to the serious rockers who are the Detroit Cobras.
How a Supermodel Saved Steely Dan
Steely Dan’s Donald Fagen and Walter Becker hadn’t worked together in years – and had no plans to do so until model-turned-singer Rosie Vela entered their world and sparked a new era of creativity.
Chris Stills: Rock Royalty Wears the Crown Well
Stephen Stills is his dad, but singer-songwriter Chris Stills has built an impressive discography all his own. In this interview, he discusses his latest album “Don’t Be Afraid,” his iPhone apps, and singing in French.