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Pop shock

KT Tunstall comes dressed for success
The UK version of American Idol is called Pop Idol — and that’s left Scottish singer-songwriter KT Tunstall with mixed feelings about the whole notion of having a pop hit.
By JIM SULLIVAN | October 16, 2007

Holiday cheer

Q Division’s Xmas spirit
“It’s a Christmas/networking/holiday party,” explained Q Division co-owner Mike Denneen of the seventh annual bash held at Q’s Somerville studio a week ago Thursday night.
By JIM SULLIVAN | December 18, 2006

Long live rock

The Who, TD Banknorth Garden, December 2, 2006
Pete Townshend — slightly hunched and dripping sweat, the words “teenage wasteland” projected on a screen behind him — hit the last guitar chord of the Who’s anthem of unrepentant youthful rebellion and pride, “Baba O’Riley,” and stepped to the microphone. Slideshow: The Who at TD Banknorth Garden, December 2, 2006
By TED DROZDOWSKI | December 04, 2006

The Stones

An essay on the older
This article originally appeared in the August 26, 1994 issue of the Boston Phoenix.
By CAMILLE PAGLIA | November 16, 2006

The Pretenders

Then and now
Flash back to 1980. The Pretenders at the Paradise. Their first Boston date. Slideshow: The Pretenders at Avalon, August 4, 2006
By JIM SULLIVAN | August 08, 2006

Primadonna

Madonna alters female adolescence
This article originally appeared in the July 29, 1986 issue of the Boston Phoenix .
By JOYCE MILLMAN | July 26, 2006

Local heroes

Rhode Island bands make a good showing at SXSW
The set time, 9 pm, wasn’t ideal, but everything else came together perfectly for Zox as they made their inaugural appearance at the music industry blitzkrieg known as South by Southwest.
By BOB GULLA | March 21, 2006

New York Doll

When Morrissey persuaded the New York Dolls to reunite, director Greg Whiteley found himself in a unique position to chronicle the event.
By MATT ASHARE | January 17, 2006

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