At John Varvatos, people lined up to buy Ronnie Wood and Kenny Jones’ magnificent book, Faces, a beautifully-constructed limited edition containing photos and commentary about the band. Behind Wood’s and … Read more
The English Beat’s entire discography will be released in a five-disc box set entitled The English Beat: The Complete Beat on July 10 from Shout! Factory. The box set features … Read more
With every induction ceremony at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame, the same question comes up: who should belong in the Hall, but hasn’t gotten there yet? We posed … Read more
Axl Rose is getting better at handling his absences. The notorious no-show has made it publicly, abundantly clear in an April 11th open letter to the Rock And Roll Hall … Read more
As the wife of Neil Young, aka “The Godfather Of Grunge,” singer/songwriter/guitarist Pegi Young has seen her share of the road and the recording studio. A third-generation Californian raised in … Read more
Jim Marshall, known as “The Father of Loud” for designing the amplifiers that became ubiquitous in the rock world, died on April 5th, 2012 at the age of 88. Jim … Read more
Bob Dylan has had a strange relationship with cinema. Throughout his long and storied career, films have been made about him, and he’s been adventurous enough to enter the realm … Read more
The music world is still reeling from the passing of Earl Scruggs, the celebrated banjoist who died Wednesday at the age of 88. The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band’s John McEuen, … Read more
One of the great banjo players of our time is, sadly, no longer with us. According to reports from Billboard, Earl Scruggs passed away in a Nashville hospital last night. … Read more
Folk fans are in for a real treat this summer when Swedish troubadour The Tallest Man On Earth releases his third album, There’s No Leaving Now, through Dead Oceans Records … Read more
