Interviews & Encounters

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Amazing Rhythm Aces: Third-rate Romance, First-Rate Rock

Angel: Hard-Rock Messengers

Kenny Aronoff: A Q&A with John Mellencamp’s Drummer* (full text interview)

Tommy Bolin: Deep Purple Changes Hue

Johnny Bristol: Interview with a Motown Great

Lindsey Buckingham & Stevie Nicks: First Lunch, Then Fame

Hamilton Camp: An Interview with the Folk Singer

Carlson & Gailmor: Hardly in Accord—Except When Making Music

Roger Daltrey: Daltrey Meets the Press

Betty Davis: Money, That’s What I Want—A Candid Interview with Miles Davis’s Ex-Wife

The Dogs: Keeping the 1960s Alive

Spencer Dryden: A Front-row Seat for Rock’s First Three Decades

Betty Everett: The Reluctant Pop Star

Kye Fleming: An Early Encounter with the Legendary Nashville Songwriter

Steve Forbert: An Interview with Steve Forbert (full text interview)

Galdston & Thom: Winning Newcomers

James Griffin: A Slice of Bread

Dan Hicks: 1972 Interview

Horslips: Celtic Rock Pioneers

Millie Jackson: Crisco Tears and Deleted Laughter

Tommy James: I Think I’m All Grown Now

Billy Joel: Searching for the Piano Man

Interviewing Mick Jones (Photo: Bill Bernstein)

Mick Jones: An Interview with Foreigner’s Founder & Leader*

The Lettermen: “We’ve Got Our Audience Pegged”

Gordon Lightfoot: 1970 Interview

Ken Lyon & Tombstone: Rhode Island Rocks

Marshall Tucker Band: Down Home with the Marshall Tucker Band

Roger McGuinn: The Ex-Byrd Talks About Bob Dylan and More

Roger McGuinn: 1971 Q&A

Elliott Murphy: Fleeing the Suburbs

Nektar: Food for Five Senses

Bob Neuwirth: Have Guitar, Will Hustle

Oregon: A State of Union

Power of Attorney: The Band Behind Bars

Quacky Duck: David Mansfield’s First Band Debuts

Quicksilver Messenger Service: Not Quite Happy Trails

The Righteous Brothers: Pick Up the Pieces

Tom Rush: 1970 Interview

Buffy Sainte-Marie: The Secret Lives of Buffy Sainte-Marie

John Sebastian: An Interview with Lovin’ Spoonful’s John Sebastian (full text interview)

Bruce Springsteen: Say Hello to Last Year’s Genius

The Stampeders: Sweet City Woman—The Stampeders’ Rock & Roll Dream

Starbuck: Moonlighting Pays Off

Steely Dan: Walking the Tightrope in Star City

Alan Stivell: Celt around the Clock

Alisha Sufit: Busker and Magic Carpet Singer Alisha Sufit Haunts the Underground

Stevie Van Zandt: Little Steven’s Big Life* (full text interview)

Tom Waits: The Beats Go On

Frank Wakefield: Mandolin Wizard

Wolfman Jack: The Mouth Heard Round the World

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