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Chris Willman

  • Review: Feist Counts Down to Heartache in Gorgeous ‘Metals’

    The Canuck who broke through with an iTunes spot doesn’t have anything half as peppy as ‘1234’ this time around. But that’s no detriment to the year’s most haunting album

    By

    Chris Willman
    October 4, 2011 @ 11:10 AM
    11:10 AM
  • Review: Bob Dylan, Jack White, Sheryl Crow Hook Up With Hank Williams’ Ghost

    The Dylan-shepherded “Lost Notebooks of Hank Williams” lets a well-chosen cast of contemporary rockers and country stars rifle through the legend’s unused lyric scraps. It’s great — but hope you like steel guitar and suicidal waltzes

    By

    Chris Willman
    October 3, 2011 @ 5:33 PM
    5:33 PM
  • Review: ‘Idol’ Scotty McCreery Aims for the Mushy Middle

    But once he lays off the treacly ballads, the deep-voiced Season 10 winner sounds more like a more wholesome Dierks Bentley doppelganger than a Josh Turner mini-me. But that still doesn’t solve this country kid’s distinctiveness problem

    By

    Chris Willman
    October 3, 2011 @ 2:22 PM
    2:22 PM
  • Charts: Tony Bennett Becomes First Eightysomething to Top Billboard Chart

    The octogenarian’s “Duets II” album sold 179,000. On the other end of the age spectrum, teens Demi Lovato, Mindless Behavior, and Cody Simpson all made strong album-chart impressions

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 28, 2011 @ 10:40 AM
    10:40 AM
  • Review: Wilco’s ‘Whole Love’ Has Beatles’ ‘White Album’ Unpredictability

    The critically beloved band splits the difference between its experimental and acoustic leanings

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 27, 2011 @ 12:15 PM
    12:15 PM
  • Review: Blink-182 Grows Up a Little Too Much on ‘Neighborhoods’

    Having jettisoned the jokiness for good, the band has a harder time making adult angst memorable on its first album since 2003

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 26, 2011 @ 11:11 PM
    11:11 PM
  • Review: Seth MacFarlane’s Big Band Album Is No Joke

    Playing it straight on an earnest album of lesser-known Sinatra-era material, the “Family Guy” creator avoids meriting his own roast

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 26, 2011 @ 3:59 PM
    3:59 PM
  • Lady Antebellum Owns ‘Night’ — and Billboard Chart

    Easily aced failed comebacks by a whacked Bush and petered-out Primus

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 21, 2011 @ 11:04 AM
    11:04 AM
  • Review: ‘SuperHeavy’ Moves Like Jagger, With Good Reason

    Mick Jagger and Joss Stone have natural duet chemistry in a supergroup project that’s good fun, if you don’t take it super-seriously

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 20, 2011 @ 1:00 PM
    1:00 PM
  • Review: Demi Lovato Struggles With a Split Musical Personality in ‘Unbroken’

    Eschewing her former rock leanings, the most talented starlet to come out of the Disney Channel stable now finds herself torn between silly rhythmic-pop fluff and honest, searing balladry

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 20, 2011 @ 10:41 AM
    10:41 AM
  • Review: Lady Gaga, Amy Winehouse Trump Tony Bennett’s ‘Duets’ Partners

    Gaga is the octogenarian’s ideal trampy drinking buddy, and Winehouse his perfect foil in sorrow, even as the chemistry with other celebrity partners falters

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 19, 2011 @ 6:05 PM
    6:05 PM
  • Review: Sensitive Gavin DeGraw Gets a Little Rascally in ‘Sweeter’

    On his occasionally feisty new album, the recently battered piano man proves he can dish it out as well as take it, at least romantically

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 19, 2011 @ 3:06 PM
    3:06 PM
  • Charts: George Strait Takes Narrow Path to Billboard’s Top Debut, Edging Out Beatles

    On the digital songs chart, Kelly Clarkson managed a so-so debut for “Mr. Know It All”

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 14, 2011 @ 9:48 AM
    9:48 AM
  • Review: Marsalis Gets Upper Hand on Slowhand in ‘Lincoln Center’

    Eric Clapton defers to the celebrated jazzman in their collaboration

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 13, 2011 @ 12:57 PM
    12:57 PM
  • Blues Velvet: David Lynch Shows Off His New Album

    The auteur sounds a little like a schizophrenic Neil Young — and just as dreamy and disturbing as you’d expect — on his debut solo album

    By

    Chris Willman
    September 13, 2011 @ 12:35 PM
    12:35 PM
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