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  • Blogs

    November 9, 2011

    Sound Off: DJ Dana on Courtney Marie Andrews, Source Victoria, and Sun Ghost

    Clockwise from top left: DJ Dana, Courtney Marie Andrews, Sun Ghost, Source Victoria ​Welcome to the latest installment of our weekly feature, Sound Off, in which Jason P. Woodbury is joined by a different guest each week to listen to and discuss three tracks from local Phoenix artists. If yo ... More >>

  • Blogs

    October 12, 2011

    Psychedelic Legend Donovan Visits the MIM

    ​On Monday, October 10, British songwriter and psychedelic legend Donovan (born Donovan Philips Leitch) visited the Musical Instrument Museum, strolling around the exhibits and conducting interviews with writers about the history of music and education. Speaking with Donovan was really something ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 26, 2011

    A Perfect Circle at Comerica Theatre, 7-25-11

    Maria Vassett​A Perfect Circle Comerica Theatre July 25, 2011 It was just this past November that the members of A Perfect Circle ended their six-year hiatus by performing a trio of shows at Tempe's Marquee Theatre. Each of the three shows had the group focusing on one of their three albums ... More >>

  • Blogs

    July 7, 2011

    Top Ten Things That Make Frank Sinatra Cool

    A young Frank Sinatra, after being arrested for "carrying on" with a married woman (which was a crime way back then). Not one of the things that makes him cool, but a damn good photo.​When it comes to crooners, they don't get any cooler than Frank Sinatra. Over the course of his 60-year career, "O ... More >>

  • Blogs

    September 22, 2010

    Bad Laugh Tracks: The Most Annoying Recorded Laughter in Pop Music

    ​When I heard Ke$ha's "Your Love is My Drug" on the radio the other day, aside from making remarks about how sloppy she is, I couldn't help but mention to my friend that I thought the song was terrible.I was thrilled that the song was nearly over until Ke$ha struck a chord with one of my old pet p ... More >>

  • News

    April 8, 2010

    By the Time I Get to Phoenix: Courtney Marie Andrews Is the Biggest Star in the Valley's Blooming Pop-Folk Scene

    ​When I heard Ke$ha's "Your Love is My Drug" on the radio the other day, aside from making remarks about how sloppy she is, I couldn't help but mention to my friend that I thought the song was terrible.I was thrilled that the song was nearly over until Ke$ha struck a chord with one of my old pet p ... More >>

  • Blogs

    August 30, 2009

    ASU Art Museum Opens "Native Confluence: Sustaining Cultures" Both Literally and Figuratively with Postcommodity Installation

    Friday night was not your typical art opening at ASU Art Museum's Ceramics Research Center - no gallery goers milling about, gawking at art objects carefully mounted on vitrine-capped pedestals spaced strategically throughout a pristine gallery space. No, this was literally an opening celebrating ... More >>

  • Music

    June 18, 2009

    Michelle Blades Welcomes Your Sounds to Her Ukulele Improvisation

    Friday night was not your typical art opening at ASU Art Museum's Ceramics Research Center - no gallery goers milling about, gawking at art objects carefully mounted on vitrine-capped pedestals spaced strategically throughout a pristine gallery space. No, this was literally an opening celebrating ... More >>

  • Music

    October 9, 2008

    Opeth Continues Its Quest to Fuse Metal and Mellowness

    Friday night was not your typical art opening at ASU Art Museum's Ceramics Research Center - no gallery goers milling about, gawking at art objects carefully mounted on vitrine-capped pedestals spaced strategically throughout a pristine gallery space. No, this was literally an opening celebrating ... More >>

  • Music

    September 7, 2006

    Sharp Tool

    Maynard James Keenan may not be such a mystery

  • Film

    October 28, 2004

    Messed Around

    Ray Charles biopic feels made-for-TV

  • Film

    November 6, 2003

    Big, Wet Kiss

    Richard Curtis is in Love with love, so what's new?

  • Culture

    June 12, 2003

    Hammer of the Gods

    With a handful of artists, 'classic rock' is not a pejorative

  • Music

    January 2, 2003

    The Seeds of Time

    People remember 1982 for Men at Work more than they do for Elvis Costello or Gang of Four. Why should 2002 be any different?

  • Music

    May 23, 2002

    Great Persuader

    After 40 years of street-corner symphonies, Jerry Lawson learns to sing with a band

  • Music

    May 16, 2002

    Purple Reign

    Prince's monumental performance at the Dodge Theatre stands among the greatest shows to hit the Valley in recent years

  • Music

    May 9, 2002

    Miseducated No Longer?

    Lauryn Hill's bitter new acoustic medicine is as exasperating as it is intriguing

  • Film

    December 13, 2001

    Eyes Half Open

    Cameron Crowe takes Jerry Maguire on a dizzy trip through dreamland

  • Music

    September 6, 2001

    Don't It Feel Good?

    San Francisco's For Stars leave the sadness and sparseness behind on We Are All Beautiful People

  • Music

    July 26, 2001

    An Essence Rare

    The daring, uncompromising art of singer/songwriter Lucinda Williams

  • Music

    January 18, 2001

    Emerald Guile

    Exploring a variety of the world's folk traditions with daring aplomb, the Chieftains continue to draw on a musical well that looks as if it may never run dry

  • Music

    December 14, 2000

    Laura Nyro

    Time and Love: The Essential Masters (Columbia/Legacy) and Live From Mountain Stage (Blue Plate)

  • Music

    November 16, 2000

    Ransom Notes

    Can one man persuade millions of people to pay for their 'free' music?

  • Culture

    November 9, 2000

    Ransom Notes

    Can one man convince millions of people to pay for their 'free' music?

  • Film

    September 21, 2000

    Backstage Past

    Cameron Crowe's autobiographical Almost Famous is a classic rock gas

  • Music

    July 13, 2000

    Flanagan's Wake

    VH1 vice president's novel about the music business mourns an era just since passed

  • Music

    May 25, 2000

    Hold On, I'm Cummings!

    Burton Cummings is either rock's most unsung hero or its most overlooked fugitive pervert

  • Music

    June 10, 1999

    Family Jules

    Julian Coryell defies his jazz roots, and makes a first-rate pop-rock album

  • Calendar

    June 3, 1999

    Thrush Hour

    Julian Coryell defies his jazz roots, and makes a first-rate pop-rock album

  • Music

    January 21, 1999

    Universal Greed

    Seagram's merger invites a look into how the suits took record labels away from the true music enthusiasts

  • Music

    November 26, 1998

    For Pete's Sake

    Multitalented Pete Forbes finally assembles a live band to promote his debut CD

  • Calendar

    June 25, 1998

    You Go, Girls!

    Multitalented Pete Forbes finally assembles a live band to promote his debut CD

  • Music

    January 2, 1997

    Dr. Cynic's Revenge

    Beat Angel Brian Smith's 10 Greatest Atrocities in '96

  • Calendar

    February 8, 1996

    Pic Hits for the week

    Beat Angel Brian Smith's 10 Greatest Atrocities in '96

  • Music

    November 9, 1995

    Sixty-One Things to Know About Bob Dylan

    Beat Angel Brian Smith's 10 Greatest Atrocities in '96

  • Music

    February 23, 1995

    RAFFI COME HOME

    RAFFI'S FIRST CHILDREN'S ALBUM IN AGES PROVES HE'S STILL TOP BANANA IN THE BUNCH

  • Music

    December 8, 1993

    BRUTALLY FRANK: ROCK STARS VERSUS FRANK SINATRA: WHO DID IT HIS WAY FIRST?

    RAFFI'S FIRST CHILDREN'S ALBUM IN AGES PROVES HE'S STILL TOP BANANA IN THE BUNCH

  • Music

    April 21, 1993

    MINGUS AMONG US

    BORN IN NAGALES, BASSIST CHARLES MINGUS SPENT HIS LIFE EXTENDING THE FRONTIERS OF JAZZ. NOW HIS HOMETOWN IS THROWING HIM A 71ST BIRTHDAY PARTY.

  • Music

    January 20, 1993

    STREET-CORNER SERENADEAFTER THREE CONVINCING DECADES, THE PERSUASIONS ARE STILL VOICING THEIR OPINIONS-A CAPPELLA

    BORN IN NAGALES, BASSIST CHARLES MINGUS SPENT HIS LIFE EXTENDING THE FRONTIERS OF JAZZ. NOW HIS HOMETOWN IS THROWING HIM A 71ST BIRTHDAY PARTY.

  • News

    January 20, 1993

    SON OF SPAMMEAT-PACKING HEIR GEORDIE HORMEL HAMS IT UP IN PHOENIX SOCIETY

    BORN IN NAGALES, BASSIST CHARLES MINGUS SPENT HIS LIFE EXTENDING THE FRONTIERS OF JAZZ. NOW HIS HOMETOWN IS THROWING HIM A 71ST BIRTHDAY PARTY.

  • Music

    October 14, 1992

    HAIR GUITAR PAT METHENY CUTS A NEW ALBUM FROM A LOST LOVE

    BORN IN NAGALES, BASSIST CHARLES MINGUS SPENT HIS LIFE EXTENDING THE FRONTIERS OF JAZZ. NOW HIS HOMETOWN IS THROWING HIM A 71ST BIRTHDAY PARTY.

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