Kiss’ Gene Simmons trashes reality talent shows, starts a new one
Kiss’ Gene Simmons says these competitions are “really all a fantasy.” Leave it to a middle-edged man in makeup to fix that.
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‘David invited him to do stadiums with us!’: Graham Nash on touring as Crosby, Stills Nash and … Fallon?
Fallon would work, he jokes, because “nobody would know he wasn’t Neil.”
‘That was fun’: How the Yardbirds ended up featured on The Simpsons
Jim McCarty and the Yardbirds are in the midst of a rare U.S. tour.
Kiki Ebsen – Scarecrow Sessions (2014)
Kiki Ebsen, a long-time collaborator with Chicago, pays tribute to her famous father, Buddy Ebsen.
A last-minute casting decision finally sold the Monkees’ TV program: ‘It tested terribly’
“They were really worried,” Micky Dolenz says, “that they weren’t going to be able to sell the show.”
‘It’s very hard for me to go back’: Stevie Nicks offers revealing thoughts on American Horror Story: Coven
One of Nicks’ performances on the show was a huge hit, the other a touching tribute.
HBO premieres long-awaited induction for Daryl Hall + John Oates: ‘The Hall and Oates of Fame’
Hall and Oates might have been part of the most humor-filled induction in memory.
Vince Guaraldi Trio – A Boy Named Charlie Brown (1964; 2014 reissue)
The strange story of this album’s creation (for an initial Charlie Brown TV special that never aired) and its ultimate influence (Vince Guaraldi’s themes would help shape the rest of that cartoon franchise) tends to form a considerable distraction when approaching the music. You May Also Like: The Jerry GranelliRead More
‘I never dreamed I would live long enough’: Steve Cropper on the oddest place he’s heard one his songs
Steve Cropper has participated in countless sessions, helping shape our musical landscape with his pen, his guitar and his knack for coaxing out great sessions. As such, he’s heard his songs featured across a dizzying array of platforms. You May Also Like: No related posts.
‘There’s a little bit of absurdity in fame’: Bruce Springsteen doesn’t mind the endless parody
Parodying Bruce Springsteen has become something of a cottage industry, dating back at least to Ben Stiller’s memorable “Counting with Bruce Springsteen” sketch in the early 1990s. More recently, Jimmy Fallon has joined in the fun — often with a game Springsteen along for the ride. You May Also Like:Read More
