Ken Tucker, 1953-

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August 24, 1998

04:19

The Beastie Boys Grow Up Without Losing Their Goofy Edge

Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews the hip hop group's latest, "Hello Nasty."

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August 14, 1998

06:08

Marshall Crenshaw's Demos Are as Good as His Polished Works

Ken Tucker reviews Marshall Crenshaw's latest CD "The Nine Volt Years."

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August 4, 1998

07:31

Contemporary Artists Bring Guthrie's Lost Songs to Life

Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews a new release of previously unheard Woody Guthrie lyrics put to music by British folksinger-songwriter Billy Bragg. Bragg composed music for the lyrics with the help of the American band Wilco. It's called "Mermaid Avenue." (Elektra)

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