Pitchfork — Aidan Moffat's last album,  I Can Hear Your Heart, might as well have been titled How to Make Love to a Scotsman. The ex-Arab Strap man will continue that instructive streak on his next one, How to Get to Heaven From Scotland, which is credited to A... more info

Paste Magazine — When head (ex-)Replacement Paul Westerberg found out that country star Glen Campbell covered the Minnesota band's "Sadly Beautiful" on August's Meet Glen Campbell, he called his manager. "'Tell Glen I'll be his next Jimmy Webb,'" Westerberg said, acc... more info

Spinner.com — Filed under: News, ExclusiveSpinner.com: When Travis frontman/guitarist Fran Healy first watched country legend Glen Campbell perform the band's hit 'Sing,' it was surreal to say the least."Somebody told me about [Campbell's cover], so I put it on Y... more info

Culture Bully — Twin Cities: — Slug visits the Daily Fix. (link) — Glen Campbell & Paul Westerberg together - finally! (link) — Cake in 15 reviews Of Montreal’s First Avenue show. (link) — Of Montreal also performed at The Current’s studio. (link) — DJ... more info

Guardian Music — •Emo heroes Fall Out Boy tell Stevie Chick why they expect there to be a White House packed with tattooed people one day•It's 50 years since the first sample-based record ended up causing a lawsuit. Dorian Lynskey talks to modern sampler ... more info

The Telegraph — Andrew Perry reviews Glen Campbell's comeback gig at Festival Hall. more info

Guardian Music — Royal Festival Hall, LondonStill beaming in the spotlight, Glenn Campbell's weathered face has gained an extra layer of twinkle more info

JamBase — HIS ROCKY MOUNTAIN HIGHNESSSHUFFLED OFF 11 YEARS AGO TODAY For someone so unreservedly gentle, John Denver could sure pack a wallop. His power wasn't something that smacked you in the kisser but thumped your heart with sureness. He retained mu... more info

Guardian Music — The Sage, Gateshead | Royal Concert Hall, Glasgow | Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff | Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham more info

Idolator — Bruce Johnston is the perennial "Sixth Beach Boy," so to speak, even though he's been in the Beach Boys since 1965, when he replaced Glen Campbell (!) as the stand-in for Brian Wilson. Heckfire, he's allegedly the guy who played Pet Sounds for the... more info