This week on Conversations from the World Cafe, Tori Amos joins host David Dye in the studio. Tori Amos released her first disc, Little Earthquakes, in 1992. The deeply personal album brought the scarlet-haired pianist a cult following. Her subsequent records were even more popular -- each has consistently landed in Billboard's Top 10. Abnormally Attracted to Sin, the new disc, is no exception. It debuted at #9 earlier this summer. Tori Amos shares how she came up with the concept for the new disc (including why she chose the name "Abnormally Attracted to Sin") and shares some stories about her family as they relate to her music.

Plus Ian Hunter: The singer behind the 1972 David Bowie penned hit All the Young Dudes discusses getting back together with Mott the Hoople and presents his latest solo disc Man Overboard.

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