July 2009

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07.07.09

Thinking Outside the Box: Musicians Explore Other Art Forms

By Alex Shoaf
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07.07.09

Next Big Nashville, American Songwriter, Bug Music, 429 Records and BMI Partner to Present The Features at NAMM

By American Songwriter
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07.07.09

WILCO > Wilco (The Album)

By Evan Schlansky
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07.06.09

Swine for a Swede: Jens Lekman Contracts Swine Flu

By Will Bryant
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07.06.09

It’s All Happening for Landon Pigg

By American Songwriter
Interviews

07.06.09

Q&A: Sara Watkins

By Brittney McKenna
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07.06.09

Miley Cyrus Hooks Up With Rob Thomas On Twitter

By Evan Schlansky
Articles

07.06.09

Regina Spektor: Higher Education

By Matt Fink
Writer Of The Week

07.06.09

Writer of the Week: Otis Taylor

By American Songwriter
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07.05.09

Dave Grohl, Josh Homme, and John Paul Jones Cook Up Side Project

By Ted Spangler
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07.03.09

Oklahoma Gets its Own Academy of Contemporary Music

By Evan Schlansky
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07.03.09

Nitty Gritty Dirt Band Get Nittier, Grittier on New Album

By Evan Schlansky

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CIRCA 1959: (L-R) Billy Guy, Will 'Dub' Jones, Carl Gardner, Cornell Gunter, Adolphi Jacobs of the doo wop group "The Coasters" pose for a portrait in circa 1959. This lineup of the group was together from 1958-61. (Photo by Michael Ochs Archives/Getty Images)

The List

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3 Songs From 1958 That Make Me Want to Travel Back in Time
These 1980s rock artists earned one pop crossover and let it completely change their careers. Revisit their multi-genre hits.

The List

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3 Rock Artists From the 1980s Who Had One Pop Crossover Hit and Never Looked Back
31st December 1965: British singer Vera Lynn rehearsing her new radio show. (Photo by McCabe/Express/Getty Images)

On This Day

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Six Years Ago Today, the Beloved World War II-Era Entertainer and Pink Floyd Muse Left Us at 103 Years Old
Queen 1975 Brian May (Photo by Chris Walter/WireImage)

Behind The Song

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The Queen Radio Favorite That Brian May Wrote As a Joke (And Freddie Mercury Suggested Was “Vicious”)