• John Stewart

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    More Songwriters on Songwriting
    Henry Carrigan Posted On November 10, 2016


    Rodney Crowell once told me that talking about songwriting is “like doing card trick on the radio.” Everyone who’s ever sat down to write a song quickly discovers the challenge she faces in coming up with a subject about which […]


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    Album Review
    Mother Country: Dave Crossland Shines a Light on John Stewart
    Terry Roland Posted On November 13, 2014


     Before the singer-songwriter movement took shape in the early ’70s, before James Taylor made his way through “Fire and Rain” on his breakout Sweet Baby James album; before Carole King wove her Tapestry album into a bestselling classic, there was California Bloodlines. In […]


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    Album Review
    John Stewart – The Day The River Sang
    Archive Posted On March 1, 2006


    Best known for writing Daydream Believer and other hits, and for his own 1979 top-5 hit Gold, John Stewart has been making solo records for decades since his Kingston Trio days. Baby, Its You, the pop-flavored opening track on The […]


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