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  The Independent

  Loudon Wainwright III: ‘The good news is, think of all the cool people that have died!’

  INTERVIEW: On new album ‘Lifetime Achievement’, the 75-year-old troubadour weighs his accomplishments. He talks to Kevin E G Perry about love, death and why being covered by Johnny Cash is worth more than his Grammy

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  The Telegraph

  Martha Wainwright, review: a surprise superstar guest crowns a ramshackle, irresistible gig

  This ranks as one of the most fabulously chaotic gigs I’ve ever seen. Martha Wainwright – daughter of folk legends Kate McGarrigle and Loudon Wainwright III, and sister of torch song troubadour Rufus – played a two-hour set in which instruments went out of tune, drinks were spilt on stage, her two young sons came on for homespun duets, and her own guitar was, it seemed, unplugged for the entire event.

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  Exclusive: Martha Wainwright has written the tell-all we've been waiting for

  Martha Wainwright knows you want to ask about her famous family – everybody does. And after a lifetime of fielding curious questions about her mom and aunt, Canadian folk icons Kate and Anna McGarrigle, her dad, American singer-songwriter Loudon Wainwright III, 75, and her brother, baroque pop star Rufus Wainwright, 48, she's finally ready to dish with new memoir Stories I Might Regret Telling You. RELATED: Avril Lavigne opens up about her new album, incredible career and what she misses most ab

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  Herald Scotland

  Martha Wainwright: ‘I wouldn’t have written memoir if my mother were still alive’

  As she releases a witty and painfully honest memoir, Martha Wainwright tells Alex Green about her famous family and how those early years shaped her.

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  The Guardian

  Stories I Might Regret Telling You by Martha Wainwright review – a hilariously candid memoir

  Stories I Might Regret Telling You by Martha Wainwright review – a hilariously candid memoir. She considered herself something of a failure – but the revered singer-songwriter’s autobiography shows her to be one of a kind

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  The Guardian

  Stories I Might Regret Telling You by Martha Wainwright review – first-class family drama

  Stories I Might Regret Telling You by Martha Wainwright review – first-class family drama. Tales of rivalry, love, drugs and difficult births litter the singer-songwriter’s gripping account of life in a dysfunctional music dynasty

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  The Guardian

  Martha Wainwright: ‘Forget rock excess, life on the road was a juggling act for me’

  The Canadian-American singer-songwriter on why she needed to tell a different story in her candid autobiography

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  The Guardian

  Rufus and Martha Wainwright: ‘When Mum died, we sewed ourselves together again’

  Rufus and Martha Wainwright: ‘When Mum died, we sewed ourselves together again’The famous musical siblings revisit their fractious childhood relationship and recreate an old photograph

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  The Telegraph

  Martha Wainwright, review: searing songs of heartbreak from a genuine star

  Breaking up is hard to do – but real-life rifts, heartaches, healing and hangovers have obviously formed the raw material for generations of brilliant albums, from artists spanning Marvin Gaye to Fleetwood Mac, Robyn and Lorde. Love Will Be Reborn, the recently released sixth LP from Canadian singer-songwriter and musician Martha Wainwright, can also be added to that playlist.

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  The Telegraph

  The return of the great working-class rock band

  On January 1 1983, the American singer Loudon Wainwright III released the finest song I’ve ever heard about growing up in privileged surroundings. Nestled deep amid the wider splendor of the Fame & Wealth album, the autobiographical Westchester County paints a deft and neutrally unapologetic portrait of the artist as a well-heeled young man. “We were richer than most,” he sings, “I don’t mean to boast, but I swam in a country club pool.”

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