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03 Sep, 2021

‘I’m Dean Jones’: 5 Questions about Narrative Albums with Gilbert Neal

Categories: Art and creativity, Music business •
Tags: album, close to the edge, d-sides orphans and oddities, dean jones, gilbert neal, i'll see you when i see you, mistakes of memory, narrative album, pink floyd, roger waters, single, the mayor of estes park, yes •
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Wampus sat down with singer-songwriter-multi-instrumentalist Gilbert Neal to talk about the besieged but enduring art form of the narrative album. — [Wampus]: Pop music today is focused on singles, almost… Read More →

25 Jul, 2012

Album & Audience: Q&A with Kowtow Popof

Categories: Art and creativity, DIY, Identity, Life of the troubadour, Q&A •
Tags: album, audience, brothers quay, cat stevens, coaster, devaulation of content, exalted headband, harry nilsson, indie, indie artist, indie music, infinite suns, kowtow popof, live show, music video, scandanavian jazz, single, song, songwriter, splinters & threads, steel panther, tastes like armageddon, the beatles, twilight zone, wampus •
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As a contemporary songwriter, are you focused on making albums? Or just singles? Or are you emphasizing your live show, where you can reach your audience more regularly, with greater immediacy?… Read More →