After a hand injury, Frank “Poncho” Sampedro suggested Lofgren take over.

A prominent acid-jazz trio and an elite guitarist discover each other all over again.

Bob Dylan spoke as part of a forthcoming Guthrie-related audio book.

This multi-artist tribute promises some very intriguing intersections.

U2’s ‘Songs of Innocence’ is the sound of a band coming to terms with all of its former selves.

Mike Farris is a mix of Al Green, Richard Manuel, Wilson Pickett – and more.

“Half the audience,” Henley says, “came to the party a little bit later.”

Take everything else away, and Andy Bey’s vocal gift is revealed anew.

Even without Hammett, this would have been solid, if unspectacular.

A classically gnarled Young rocker, but with a gospel twist.