‘Something’s got to trigger’: Micky Dolenz on the best Monkees song you’ve never heard
One of their most trenchant late-1960s protest songs took a circuitous route.
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‘A very romantic, sexy and happy song’: Maria Muldaur on her ageless ‘Midnight at the Oasis’
She says it elicits “very happy and, dare I say it, X-rated memories.”
‘We’d create some sort of magic’: If Hall and Oates record again, it would be in a whole new way
“The whole idea of making an album,” John Oates says, “is really old-fashioned.”
Toto’s Steve Lukather praises Joseph Williams ahead of big U.S. tour: ‘It invigorates the whole band’
Toto has begun rehearsals for fall American dates with Michael McDonald.
Greg ‘Stackhouse’ Prevost, “Mr. Charlie/Rolling Stone Blues” (2012): One Track Mind
Greg Prevost of the Chesterfield Kings is in a stripped-to-the-bone solo acoustic traditional blues mode.
‘It’s not supposed to be ballot by bullet’: Inside one of Crosby Stills and Nash’s most emotional tracks
This standout early CSN song remains a fiery indictment of dreams lost.
Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – Hypnotic Eye (2014)
This is the best collection of songs they have put together in years.
Steve Swallow, Ohad Talmor, Adam Nussbaum – Singular Curves (2014)
The two words “Swallow” and “Nussbaum” used in close proximity to each other instantly conjures up John Scofield’s best pre-Still Warm disc, Shinola. Scofield’s compositions and arrangements on that live set demanded much from his rhythm section, and his rhythm section delivered in spades. You May Also Like: John ScofieldRead More
WTF Wednesdays: Betraying the Martyrs, “Let It Go” from Phantom (2014)
A death-metal version of the signature song from Disney’s ‘Frozen’? Yep.
One Track Mind: Reload, “Dark Matter” (2014)
Bands like France’s Reload are keeping the prog rock genre alive.
