Songwriting

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11.03.13

Marvin Gaye, “Got To Give It Up”

By Jim Beviglia
Writer Of The Week

10.27.13

Robbie Fulks

By Evan Schlansky
Lyric Of The Week

10.27.13

The Beatles, “She’s Leaving Home”

By Jim Beviglia
Latest News

10.24.13

Great Quotations: Patty Griffin

By Evan Schlansky
Writer Of The Week

10.21.13

Amos Lee

By Emily Maxwell
Latest News

10.17.13

Film Review: <em>AKA Doc Pomus</em>

By Hal Horowitz
Writer's Room

10.15.13

Q&A: Butch Walker

By Rob LeDonne
Interviews

10.14.13

Ben Rector

By Evan Schlansky
Articles

10.10.13

Ashley Monroe: When the Roses Bloom Again

By Stephen Deusner
Writer's Room

10.10.13

Alex Da Kid On Discovering Imagine Dragons And Crafting Tracks For Rihanna, Eminem, U2

By Rob LeDonne
Writer Of The Week

10.07.13

Brendon Urie Of Panic! At The Disco

By Evan Schlansky
Lyric Contest

10.02.13

Enter the January/February 2014 Lyric Contest

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Canadian pop singer Anne Murray on BBC TV show 'Top Of The Pops', London, UK, 19th September 1972. (Photo by Watal Asanuma/Shinko Music/Getty Images)

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