Elliott Murphy’s Prodgial Son, and More New Releases
When Elliott Murphy released his memorable debut album, Aquashow, in 1973, he seemed to be on a fast track to
Fleetwood Mac Are Back—Sort Of
Wondering whether we’ll ever see another Fleetwood Mac album? Actually, one just came out—sort of. The record is billed as
After 52 Years, a Dion Gem Sees the Light of Day
By 1962, when Dion became the first rock artist ever signed to Columbia Records, he already had quite a resume.
Is This the Best Grateful Dead Concert Ever?
The Grateful Dead’s May 8, 1977 gig at Cornell University in Ithaca, New York—which included two sets, ran close to
Sgt. Pepper at 50: Still “Guaranteed to Raise a Smile”
It must have been 70 years ago today when Sgt. Pepper taught the band to play, because the Beatles’ iconic
Big Star Shine Again, Thanks to a Memorable Tribute Package
This has been a terrific time for fans of the late, great Big Star. Last fall brought a definitive three-CD
