January/February 2014 Digital Issue Now Available

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February 6, 2018 4:34 pm

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Great news for tablet junkies and American Songwriter subscribers who have iPad and Android devices: the January/February edition is now available for download.

The January/February dead-tree edition doesn’t officially hit stands until January 7, but you don’t have to wait until then to dive in. This month’s cover story centers on Elvis Costello. In our wide-ranging interview, the Englishman talks about his most surprising and risky project yet, collaborating with The Roots, the world’s greatest hip-hop band.

You’ll also find a feature story on the ’90s alt-country band Uncle Tupelo, in which we look back on the formative days of Jay Farrar and Jeff Tweedy’s career, and the album that spawned a movement. The issue also includes pieces on Jimmy Webb, Hard Working Americans, Diane Birch, Tony Joe White, not to mention a vintage interview with the late Lou Reed.

Click here to purchase the iPad version in iTunes, and here to purchase the Android-compatible version through Google play.