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Rickie Lee Jones's 1979 debut won her accolades as the best new artist of her generation, but superstardom has eluded her. That may be for the best—the string of idiosyncratic and varied albums she's made in the years since isn't a body of work you'd typically associate with singer-songwriters who spend time at the top of the charts. She's working on a new album—her first of all-new material in ten years—so odds are you'll get a chance to see what's cooking at this Joe's gig.
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