"Essence" by Lucinda Williams
I like to think of this song, the title track off Lucinda Williams' first post-Grammy bonanza release, as sultry country, a style that Williams owns…
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I like to think of this song, the title track off Lucinda Williams' first post-Grammy bonanza release, as sultry country, a style that Williams owns…
Maybe it's just that I'm a sucker for anything sung in French, but this has to be in my top ten songs of all time.…
It's funny how I can remember the first time I heard Jonathan Fire*Eater (I was wrapping up college in spring of 1998), my first exposure…
I generally like The New Pornographers pretty alright. I generally like Neko Case pretty alright. When Neko Case steps out of the backing-vocal spot with…
Every once in a while (well, only when I happen to listen to Generation X), I wonder what Billy Idol's doing with himself these days.…
Fittingly, when I turned my iPod on and adjusted it to the much-loved Shuffle option, it chose to play a track off an album that…
Maybe Robert Smith was a little sore that his band's 1991 appearance on MTV's Unplugged never got the chance to be released on album. Maybe,…
The danger of playing iPod Roulette with an iPod full of compilations from a mix CD club I've been in for four years is that…
The loss of Seattle's own Aveo was one of the great tragedies of the indie rock world. The echoing, slightly incoherent vocals of lead singer…
Wo-oh!So what. I like Huey Lewis and the News. So do you. In fact, I have several songs by them, mostly from the mid-'80s releases…