Music Reviews and Choices
- A Look at Pop Around the Globe: From Operatic Creole Harmonies to Riot-Grrl-Inspired French Rappers
[Village Voice, 2011-10-05]
- August Darnell And The Creole Perplex: [Village Voice, 1982-07-27]
- Bernard Edwards, 1952-1996: [Village Voice, 1996-05-07]
- Confronting Marley's Legacy: [The Record, 1983-09]
- Dallas Austin: Manchild In The Promised Land: [Fanfare, 1995-07-02]
- David Byrne Looks Forward . . . and Back: Celebrating the release of Grown Backwards (Nonesuch Records)
[The L, 2004-10]
- David Guetta's Dance Music Melting Pot: [Village Voice, 2011-08-29]
- Emerald Sapphire & Gold: Alive, Well And Working In The South Bronx: [Dance Music Report, 1990-09-26]
- GlobalFest Surges On: A worldly showcase flourishes, recession notwithstanding
[Village Voice, 2009-01-13]
- Green Day: Punk Rock With A Sense Of Humor: Green Day: Nassau Coliseum, NY
[Newsday, 1995]
- Higher Ground: Sade: Lovers Rock / Rachelle Ferrell: Individuality (Can I Be Me?) / Spooks: S.I.O.S.O.S. Volume One
[Village Voice, 2000-12-19]
- High Voltage: Electric Eel Shock
[The L Magazine, 2011-11-15]
- Iggy Pop: Roseland, New York, NY
[Newsday, 1996-04-11]
- Imps of the Perverse: Macy Gray, The Trouble With Being Myself; Mya, Moodring
[Village Voice, 2003-10-24]
- Isaac Hayes: We Like Ike: [Village Voice, 1995-07-25]
- Janet Jackson's Dungeon Master Chic: [Village Voice, 2008-02-26]
- Kid Creole & the Coconuts: To the Life Boats: [The Face, 1983-09]
- Latin Swing's Last Lion: Johnny Pacheco Returns to the New York His Salsa Once Changed
[Village Voice, 2004-01-20]
- Lee Perry & Maxi Priest: Reggae Redux: [Village Voice, 1990-11-13]
- Live: The Boogaloo! Party Keeps It Moving at Nublu: Spanglish Fly
[Village Voice, 2011-08-29]
- Maria Muldaur: A Multifaced Muldaur: [Newsday, 1996-04]
- Meshell Ndegeocello Gets Crafty on "Weather": [Village Voice Blogs, 2011-11-15]
- More Melting-Pot Jams From Jovial L.A. Hip-Churners: Ozomatli
[Village Voice, 2007-04-03]
- More Than Words: Going Polyglot With Concha Buika and Les Nubians: [Village Voice Blogs, 2011-06-20]
- Nice Girls Finish Fast: Isyss, The Way We Do
[Village Voice, 2002-11-26]
- Outward Is Heavenward: Gospel
[Village Voice, 2006-07-03]
- Pablo Moses's Acid Reign: [Village Voice, 1984-01-17]
- Post-Iberia: Multicultural musicians attain authenticity without purity
[Village Voice, 2004-01-20]
- Pretty Young Things: The women of TLC stay cool under fire
[Rolling Stone, 1995-08-24]
- Princely Digs: Prince, 3121
[Village Voice, 2006-05-01]
- Prince: Someday Your Prince Will Come: [The Face, 1983-06]
- Prince: The Most Inscrutable Cocktease In The World: [Village Voice, 1994-08-30]
- Pure Percussive Pleasure: Kenny Gonzalez and Louie Vega
[Village Voice, 2006-10-09]
- Putumayo: The Little Label That Could: World-compilation label Putumayo successfully sells high concepts to well-heeled base
[Village Voice, 2004-07-02]
- Regulars: The Scissor Sisters
[Village Voice, 2003-06-10]
- Rise of the Anachronauts: On Dan Hicks, Leonard Cohen, Etta James, and other fearless time travelers
[Village Voice, 2009-05-05]
- Run DMC: Run for It: [The Face, 1984-11]
- Slightly Grey Feisty Females Strut Their Sassiest Stuff: Saffire -- The Uppity Blues Women's Deluxe Edition
[Village Voice, 2006-03-24]
- Surf Pop: The New Wave: Cowabunga!
[Village Voice, 1996-09-17]
- The Black Music Association Of Jah People: [Soho Weekly News, 1979-06-28]
- The Definitive Otis Redding: Liner Notes
[Rhino Records, 1993]
- The Long Road Home: The World's Biggest Country Duo Risk Backlash With a Great Rock Album
[2003-08-01]
- The Noise From Brazil: [Elle, 1998-08]
- The 'Other' R&B: Solu Music: Affirmation, Salomé de Bahia: Brasil
[Village Voice, 2005-10-04]
- The Public Enemy Remix Project: Public Enemy
[Village Voice, 2007-09-26]
- The Rebirth Brass Band Bring Their Brashness to Treme: [Village Voice, 2011-04-20]
- Tori Amos: Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
[New York Daily News, 1996-05-15]
- Various Blues Interpretations, From the Nuanced to the Masochistic: The Holmes Brothers; Coco Montoya; Vesta Williams
[Village Voice, 2007-01-29]
