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Topic: Music (page 123)

Joe Henry (Lauren Dukoff)

Joe Henry: Engage music's past, don't worship it

Stephen Deusner
Paul Simon in 1988 (AP)

In defense of Paul Simon

Stephen Deusner
Huey Lewis (2001), Madonna (1986), Garth Brooks (1996) (AP/Reuters)

The monoculture is a myth

Steven Hyden
Abigail Washburn

Bluegrass chanteuse Abigail Washburn plays live

Salon Staff
Bob Dylan in 1984 (Wikipedia)

Why Bob Dylan won't win the Nobel Prize

Kevin Canfield
Sharon Jones and Charles Bradley (Sound Tracks)

The king and queen of the new soul revival

Salon Staff
Brian Eno (Reuters)

Brian Eno: Success ruins artists

David Mitchell

What Tony Bennett taught Lady Gaga

Mark Rotella
Spoon's Britt Daniel, Superchunk and Merge co-founder Laura Ballance, Grammy winners the Arcade Fire (Merge Records)

How to save the music industry

David Menconi
Michael Jackson, Kurt Cobain and Prince (AP)

How niches destroyed culture

Touré

How Jeff Tweedy steered Wilco to greatness

David Daley
Nirvana in 1991.

Everything you know about Nirvana is wrong

Bradford Martin
Ozomatli. (Sound Tracks)

The genre-bending, joyous sound of Ozomatli

Salon Staff
(REUTERS/Chip East)

How R.E.M. invented indie rock

Annie Zaleski

When R.E.M. changed my life

David Daley - Emma Mustich

Emma Mustich
Tori Amos

Tori Amos rediscovers her sense of humor

Annie Zaleski
The Canadian Tenors perform "Hallelujah" at the Emmys Sunday night.

Please, stop covering "Hallelujah"

David Daley
KT Tunstall.

KT Tunstall performs live

Salon Staff

Mike Doherty
Tony Bennett and Amy Winehouse recording "Body and Soul."

Amy Winehouse's last studio recording released

Emma Mustich

Four women rock icons create a joyous midlife roar

Gail O'Hara
Hélène Grimaud.

Helene Grimaud plays live

Salon Staff
Some of the stirring, totally non-cliched imagery from the video for Joe Scarborough's 9/11 song

Joe Scarborough writes 9/11 song, for some reason

Alex Pareene
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