April 17: Interview with Al Stewart, Sept. 2005

Part One: Thoughtful, intelligent and funny as hell: Singer-songwriter Al Stewart talks about his latest LP and word games.

Part Two: Folk-rock legend Al Stewart waxes nostalgic about rock and roll (but not about Doris Day) while reminding us that size matters, talks sense about nonsense poetry, and delightfully bends words to his will.

April 24: Al Stewart Discography

Part One: From 1966 to 1982, folk-club emcee, musician and songwriter Al Stewart travels from a lonely London bedsit to full-blown American pop stardom.

Part Two: From 1982 to the present, Stewart deals with life changes, lawyers and continuing a path toward artistic growth, a career resurgence and a widening audience of appreciative, devoted listeners.

April 29: Al Stewart on the 'Net

Thank technology for Al Stewart's resurgence as an appreciated singer, guitarist, and songwriter. Using the Internet as a pathway, increasing numbers of people have been able to rediscover his literate, melodic works or to hear and fall in love with them for the first time. And if top honors are to be awarded for pushing the renewed interest in Stewart's work — beyond the primary credit of course due to the artist himself — the most deserving would be two individuals: webmaster and newsletter editor Kim Dyer and Stewart biographer Neville Judd.