Volume 27, Issue 15, November 18, 2004

Audio Files

This Month in Music History

by Adam Goldstein
The Metropolitan

It is impossible to separate the life of Woody Guthrie from his art. His private dreams and dramas were inextricably woven into the reams of his lyrics and poems. The cartoons he drew reflected a finely honed political conscience, while the simpler store signs he painted for wages spoke of a more utilitarian talent. But it was the simple, stark melodies that sprung from his guitar and the gruff, welcoming voice that boomed from his wiry frame that served as his most forceful autobiography. more >>

I want my MOJO

by Chip Boehm
The Metropolitan

As a magazine junkie, I love finding little nuggets of information strewn amongst the oh-so-coy advertisements. But there exists a magazine filled cover to cover with real information and entertainment. Each and every month the one magazine for which I wait with anticipation and bated breath is MOJO.
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