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Howdy Howdy • Gillian Welch and David Rawlings return to the UK for their first headline tour since 2011; Uncut reports

Muscle memories • As a new book and exhibition shows, the musical influence of Muscle Shoals far outweighs its size

A Quick One

“Utterly mindblowing” • Super-producer Don Was on going toe to toe with Dylan, jamming with the Stones and his new Detroit jazz album

Schlock treatment • The surprisingly poignant return of feminist gross-out punks, Lunachicks

Uncut Playlist • On the stereo this month…

Emma-Jean Thackray • From brass bands, via grunge, to grief-stricken yet joyful jazz-funk

CAMERON CROWE • The music journo turned movie director on Bob, Bowie, Neil, Joni and Philip Seymour Hoffman

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JUANA MOLINA • First in eight years, and the best yet, from Argentinian experimentalist.

PORTRAITS OF THE ARTIST • How to buy Juana Molina

Q&A • Juana Molina: “It was overwhelming”

SNOCAPS • The Crutchfield sisters regroup, with a little help from their friends.

Q&A • Allison Crutchfield: “We understand ourselves better now”

AtoZ • This month…

THE SAINTS • The last testament of Chris Bailey.

Q&A • Peter Wilkinson, drummer: “He was the bravest one!”

FUZZY LIGHTS • Rachel and Xavier Watkins: getting heavy

JESSE SYKES AND THE SWEET HEREAFTER • Seattle duo craft rapturous psych-folk melancholia on overdue comeback

SABINE McCALLA • How her hometown of New Orleans informed a genre-straddling debut

CHRIS THILE • The Bach/bluegrass crossover starts here

ANTHONY MOORE WITH AKA & FRIENDS • A poet of modern melancholy, looking back.

Q&A • Anthony Moore: “We forge trust that allows us to take risks”

DRIVE-BY TRUCKERS • Their brilliant, unsentimental fourth, remixed, remastered and expanded.

KEEP ON TRUCKIN’ • Three more essential refuelling stops

Q&A • Patterson Hood recalls “a sense of pure joy”

THE JIMI HENDRIX EXPERIENCE • Jimi’s transitional second gets the expanded treatment.

AtoZ • This month…

JOSEPH KAMARU • Engaging overview of Kenya’s late statesman of benga.

Q&A • KMRU: “It’s only a glimpse”

THE ROLLING STONES • Lavish boxset revisits (and remixes) the Stones’ rough’n’heady, dancefloor-curious moment of 1970s transition.

PRINCE & THE REVOLUTION • A whole new hue for the Purple One.

REDISCOVERED • Uncovering the underrated and overlooked

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