PJ Harvey covers Bob Dylan's "Highway 61 Revisited" — suggested by her parentsMusic linernotes album music
Wild Strawberries' 'I Don't Want to Think About It' hit the MuchMusic chartsMusic linernotes album music
Wild Strawberries are a Canadian pop rock duo who also work in healthcareMusic linernotes album music
Tutti! II showcases Reference Recordings' classical catalog through Keith O. Johnson's engineeringMusic linernotes album music
Tutti! II added more orchestral works to the Reference Recordings samplerMusic linernotes album music
Carnival! Orchestral Sampler is Reference Recordings' high-fidelity showcaseMusic linernotes album music
Pearl Jam was originally called Mookie Blaylock — named after an NBA basketball playerMusic linernotes album music
Pearl Jam rose from the tragedy of Mother Love Bone — Andrew Wood's death led to VedderMusic linernotes album music
Robert John 'Mutt' Lange produced Shania Twain's Come On Over — he was also her husbandMusic linernotes album music
Come On Over: 40 million copies — the best-selling country album of all timeMusic linernotes album music
The Roots recorded Things Fall Apart at Electric Lady and The Cutting RoomMusic linernotes album music
Public Enemy's Fear of a Black Planet made the National Recording Registry and Rolling Stone's 500 greatestMusic linernotes album music
AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted was Ice Cube's debut solo album after leaving N.W.A.Music linernotes album music
The Breeders formed when Kim Deal met Tanya Donelly on a European tour in 1988Music linernotes album music
Sneaker Pimps recorded Becoming X in a bedroom studio with vocals in a converted cupboardMusic linernotes album music
Massive Attack brought in Shara Nelson and Horace Andy — and launched Tricky — on Blue LinesMusic linernotes album music
Lauryn Hill recorded The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill at Bob Marley's old houseMusic linernotes album music
Erykah Badu was discovered through a 19-song demo recorded with her cousinMusic linernotes album music
Baduizm was a collective effort — Bob Power, the Roots, James Poyser, and Badu herselfMusic linernotes album music
