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Interviews by Alan Light
Tori Amos
Past
songs, perfectionism and problems with iTunes
Pete Townshend
On
the Who, the solo albums and not being misunderstood
Ray Manzarek
On
Doors records, Morrison's poetry and soft drugs
Yoko Ono
On solo
work, being remixed and the perils of being Mrs. Lennon
The Traveling
Wilburys
Tom Petty and Jeff Lynne discuss the long road
to Wilburys reissues
Bob Weir of the Grateful
Dead
The once and future Dead rhythm guitarist on the
iconic band's deep vaults
Wayne Coyne of the
Flaming Lips
On 'The Soft Bulletin' and more
Emmylou Harris
On
'Songbird Surprises,' the state of country music and more
The Lone
Stone
Mick Jagger on his solo career
Santana
The '60s
icon, at 60, surveys his legacy and his influences
Keith Urban
A
year after putting his career on hold to confront personal
demons, the superstar gauges his hits, his goals and the state
of modern country
Wynton
Marsalis
From '80s jazz wunderkind to 21st century
institution, the virtuoso trumpeter and composer measures the
music's enduring vitality
Sheryl
Crow
Singer-songwriter and new mother emerges from a
turbulent year with her most urgent, ambitious music yet
Steve Winwood's Nine
Lives
The British rock legend on his return to the
spotlight and his legacy with Traffic and Blind Faith
Steely Dan
What
do studio perfectionists do when the record biz fades? Take
their show on the road ...
Billy Joel
The
'piano man' looks back at the album that catapulted him from
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