The Badger Herald

Al Green just ‘can’t stop’

by Charles Hughes
December 4, 2003

Dave Marsh gives fresh voice to Springsteen biography

by Charles Hughes
December 4, 2003

Westerberg doubles up

by Charles Hughes
November 20, 2003

Tell Us the Truth Tour

by Charles Hughes
November 10, 2003

‘The Train’ rolls through

by Charles Hughes
November 6, 2003

Robbie Fulks keeps country interesting

by Charles Hughes
October 31, 2003

Who is Art Paul Schlosser?

by Charles Hughes
October 30, 2003

Dixie Hummingbirds’ latest a glorious delight

by Charles Hughes
October 9, 2003

OutKast alienates no one

by Charles Hughes
September 25, 2003

Experts converge to discuss the blues

by Charles Hughes
September 24, 2003

Nappy Roots serve up another slice of goodness

by Charles Hughes
September 22, 2003

The Badger Herald talks bluegrass

by Charles Hughes
September 15, 2003

Johnny Cash dies at 71

by Charles Hughes
September 14, 2003

Warren Zevon dies at 56

by Charles Hughes
September 9, 2003

Warren Zevon says goodbye

by Charles Hughes
September 3, 2003

The Junkers have done it again

by Charles Hughes
May 7, 2003

Genre-bender Robbie Fulks hits the Madison stage

by Charles Hughes
April 23, 2003

Thompson at the top of his craft

by Charles Hughes
April 22, 2003

Country music by the number

by Charles Hughes
April 16, 2003

Free speech and country music

by Charles Hughes
April 8, 2003

The Clash ‘Rocks the Casbah’ one last time

by Charles Hughes
March 25, 2003

Legendary musician Otha Turner dies at 94

by Charles Hughes
March 6, 2003

Despite recent troubles, R. Kelly continues to make great music

by Charles Hughes
March 4, 2003

Alejandro Escovedo: Genre-bending at its finest

by Charles Hughes
February 13, 2003

Steve Earle: making the personal political

by Charles Hughes
February 6, 2003

Stickin’ it to ‘The Man’

by Charles Hughes
November 21, 2002

Sweet as ‘Sugar’

by Charles Hughes
November 7, 2002

‘Janglin’ with Jerry Jeff Walker

by Charles Hughes
November 7, 2002

Richman knowledge

by Charles Hughes
October 23, 2002

Giants and Eyes hit the Orpheum Wednesday

by Charles Hughes
October 21, 2002

Howie Day: An Aussie with an ear for the Brits

by Charles Hughes
October 15, 2002

“Demolition” derby

by Charles Hughes
October 9, 2002

Junkers bring humor to unique blend of alt-country

by Charles Hughes
October 3, 2002

The Blind leading everyone

by Charles Hughes
October 2, 2002

Ideological arson from a musical master

by Charles Hughes
September 25, 2002

King Solomon

by Charles Hughes
September 18, 2002

Cuban jazz artist speaks on peace, love and music

by Charles Hughes
September 17, 2002

Music and the mob

by Charles Hughes
September 11, 2002

‘The Boss’ has done it again

by Charles Hughes
September 4, 2002

The Mothership lands in Madison

by Charles Hughes
September 3, 2002

Are you ready for the country?

by Charles Hughes
May 1, 2002

Back on the right track?

by Charles Hughes
May 1, 2002

Jay Z + R Kelly = sexual tunes sans love

by Charles Hughes
April 4, 2002

Asie Payton’s second posthumous album a rip-roaring success

by Charles Hughes
March 21, 2002

Weathering a tough upbringing, Bradley’s more than a musical Surprise

by Charles Hughes
February 14, 2002

‘I Am Sam’ soundtrack serves up refreshing mix of revamped Beatles tunes

by Charles Hughes
January 31, 2002

Ryan Adams–more than September 11th’s soundtrack hit

by Charles Hughes
December 5, 2001

Mellencamp’s new album stops at equator

by Charles Hughes
November 7, 2001

Mellencamp’s latest album stops at equator

by Charles Hughes
October 31, 2001

Dylan brings live ‘Love’ to the Kohl Center

by Charles Hughes
October 30, 2001

Can You Dig It?

by Charles Hughes
October 16, 2001

Junkers balance irony, sincerity

by Charles Hughes
October 9, 2001

Alt Country: What is with this stuff?

by Charles Hughes
October 2, 2001

Dylan still rocks with “Love and Theft”

by Charles Hughes
September 18, 2001