Music Interviews

Reading has always been a deep passion for singer-songwriter Joan Armatrading dating back to her childhood growing up in St. Kitts

While Anita may be Joan Armatrading’s middle name, it may as well be unconventional. It’s a hallmark that’s been a constant

There may be a current cultural divide going on in America, but in Cyndi Lauper’s world, diversity, acceptance and equality for

Hall of Famer on new album, Vegas residency and memoir At a time when most septuagenarians are easing into retirement, John

If you mention WLIR, the name Denis McNamara is never far away. Having taken his first air shift at the station

Rhythm and blues from the past six decades has provided a treasure trove of songs that have spurred a cottage industry

In a day and age when artists spawned by YouTube and reality show competitions are here today and gone tomorrow, Brandi

Brandi Carlile’s name may not resonate like that of Dolly Parton or Adele (who have both recorded her songs), but she’s

The past year has been busy for Dar Williams, and 2018 may be a repeat performance. She recently reunited with fellow

By all rights, the Dixie Dregs should have never gotten to the point where they became a much-beloved cult band after

Considered a guitarist’s guitarist, Steve Morse has carved out quite the reputation as a six-string virtuoso dating back to his origins

Meet the talented ladies who make up Celtic Woman One of Ireland’s greatest cultural exports, Celtic Woman is an all-female musical

For pop artists, the idea of striking a trio of Top 10 hits is a challenging, but not altogether, insurmountable task.

In the world of guitar aficionados, Eric Johnson is widely admired for his technical expertise. His 1990 outing Ah Via Musicom

Rodney Crowell is a storyteller. Sure, he’s got a resume a mile long that includes a couple of stints as a

When Rodney Crowell shares who his favorite songwriters are, you’re not going to end up with a casually thrown together list. “What?