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He strokes and tugs at his grizzled beard incessantly – so at least the facial hair is real, because the rest of him seems almost too good to be true. Tattoos on show, fondling a double Jack Daniel's, with his three-stringed "Trance Wonder" guitar across his lap, he looks like a character from a made-up blues lyric. But Steve Wold, otherwise known as Seasick Steve (so called, he says, "because it's just true: I always get seasick"), is the genuine article – and that is undoubtedly his appeal. In an industry where image is everything – and where bands are forever tweaking their backstories to appear richer, poorer, younger, cooler, sexier, lazier, luckier – authenticity like his can't be bought.

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Blunt bites back: The singer answers his (many) critics My Fantasy Band - Mark Ronson
Bo Diddley and the beat surrender Born into the struggle
Boy George: 'I forgot how good I could be' Boyz to men: The (not so) New - Kids on the Block
Brandon Flowers: "I'm obsessive about a lot of aspects of the band -I don't want to mess it all up" Brian Eno: As he turns 60, the professor of rock is as creative as ever
Bristol Time: The return of a trip-hop legacy Brooklyn band Yeasayer have a sound never heard before and tongues placed firmly in cheek
Buraka Som Sistema: The new lords of the dance Calexico - Tumbleweed connection
Can music lovers mix? Rappers, rock fans, racism Carla Bruni: First lady of schmaltz
Carli Bruni: First lady of schmaltz Caught in the Net
Caught in the Net by Elisa Bray Chilling out with the Kaiser Chiefs
Chopin: Genius or monster? Chris de Burgh: Big in Beirut
Chris Robinson: The Black Crowes singer is back and at the top of his game Christine Rice: The unlikely opera star
Chumbawamba: They got knocked down... Close-up: Brian Duffy
Colin Currie: Bells & whistles Come on over to the dark side with The Zutons
Come on over, Valeriya: Meet 'Russia's Madonna' Coming Soon: It's jazz panto time – oh, yes it is!
Conor Oberst - songs of love and death Crystal Castles - 'Things get out of control'
Cult Classics: 'Histoire de Melody Nelson', Serge Gainsbourg (1971) Cultural Life: Amy Macdonald, singer
Cultural Life: Emmanuel Jal, musician Cultural Life: Fyfe Dangerfield, Musician
Dan Le Sac Vs Scroobius Pip: A new angle on hip-hop Dancing through the hard times
Dancing with the DJs Daniel Melingo - the man who's making tango seriously cool
Danielle de Niese: The slim lady sings Dawn of the jazz age: Sir Duke Ellington's adventures in Britain
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