Ken Tucker, 1953-

September 4, 1992

04:44

Jennifer Warnes Begins to Develop an Eccentric, Emotional Sound

Rock critic Ken reviews the new album by Jennifer Warnes, The Hunter. In recent years, Warnes' found modest success with an album of Leonard Cohen songs and some film soundtrack work.

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August 19, 1992

05:18

Popular Singers Interpret Lullabies in "'Til Their Eyes Shine."

Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews the record curated by Roseanne Cash, whose own contribution sets a high standard for the album.

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August 6, 1992

05:15

Two Rock Bands Look to Decades Past, But Only One Succeeds

Rock critic Ken Tucker reviews two new albums, one by the Black Crowes, and the other by the former drummer for the Replacements, Chris Mars. The Crowes can't break free from their 70s influences, but Mars uses his to shape something all his own.

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Jennifer Warnes Begins to Develop an Eccentric, Emotional Sound

Popular Singers Interpret Lullabies in "'Til Their Eyes Shine."

Two Rock Bands Look to Decades Past, But Only One Succeeds

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