Music Contents (02-08-99)

Volume II, Issue 33
February 8 - February 15, 1999

Music

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Sympathy for the Weasel [2]
Lock up your supermodels: Mick Jagger and the Stones are in town, looking for love and (your) money.
— Bill Frost, SALT LAKE CITY WEEKLY

Koester's Mark [3]
An interview with Delmark Records founder Bob Koester.
— Mitch Myers, NEWCITY CHICAGO

Artist Profiles
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Dead At The Improv [4]
Perhaps no other touring and recording musician out there today, save for the original Grateful Dead members, boasts a sturdier Dead-related pedigree than David Nelson.
— Stephen Seigel, TUCSON WEEKLY

Back to Basics [5]
Ricky Skaggs finds a new audience--in a group of young rockers?
— Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE

Journeyman [6]
Peripatetic bluesman Mason Ruffner sets up his amp in Memphis.
— Mark Jordan, MEMPHIS FLYER

Women Of Culture [7]
It's like a fairy tale: three childhood friends accidentally discover they have a power to make music that delights beyond all expectations.
— Dave Irwin, TUCSON WEEKLY

African Anthems [8]
Malian superstar Salif Keita defied categories, but prefers to work the rock side.
— Banning Eyre, THE BOSTON PHOENIX

Metal Health [9]
At 21, art student Aaron Turner has already helped retool the aesthetics of metal and hardcore from the underground up. And he's just getting started.
— Carly Carioli, THE BOSTON PHOENIX

Now What? [14]
If you go gaga over the sultry smoothness of a symphonic glissando, just wait till you experience our transitions to cool and useful music links on the Web.
— WEEKLY WIRE

LETTER FROM THE EDITOR:

f it ain't one model, it's another...at least in Mick Jagger's world. Backpedaling his way towards divorce court, good ole' Mick seems to be using the Clinton philosophy of deny everything until someones proves your lying, then change the story. Read all about it in "Sympathy for the Weasel" from Salt Lake City Weekly's Bill Frost.