Micky Dolenz on his long musical journey to the Monkees: ‘I opened for the elephant’
Think the Monkees were just actors playing musicians? Think again.
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Kit O’Toole discusses ‘Ten Beatles Sounds That Shook Rock and Roll’ tonight on the John Lennon Hour
This is a preview of a talk O’Toole will give at this month’s Beatles at the Ridge Fest.
‘They really do endure’: How do Hall and Oates keep their hits fresh on stage?
Hall and Oates wrote the songs. But that’s not who gives them new life in concert.
‘There is not a whole album’s worth’: Queen has run into difficulty crafting another posthumous release
Queen isn’t finding much archival material, and a key piece hasn’t been cleared.
Why Yes Completed ‘Heaven and Earth’ Without Roy Thomas Baker: ‘All Fair in Love and War’
Roy Thomas Baker earlier helmed failed Yes sessions prior to 1980’s ‘Drama.’
‘Uh, don’t touch our masters’: The controversy surrounding the Eagles’ first No. 1 song
Don Henley became so infuriated that he came up with an ingenious plan.
‘There’s definitely a stamp of approval’: Adam Lambert is thrilled with the diversity at Queen’s concerts
They are continuing with shows in Australia and New Zealand this week.
Steely Dan Sunday: The Five Best Steely Dan Deep Cuts
We previosuly picked our most beloved Steely Dan singles, now we choose the finest five of their deep cuts.
‘We could make really good music together’: Two Byrds want a reunion; Roger McGuinn does not
David Crosby and Chris Hillman still wrestle with McGuinn’s solo ambitions.
‘I never do these things’: Deep Purple’s Ian Gillan explains his unlikely Doors tribute
There’s a back story to Gillan’s involvement in this Billy Sherwood-produced project.
