Sneak of the Week: Michael Guthrie Band, “Stop and Go”
As one of the groups to some out of Athens, GA, The Michael Guthrie Band mixed The Kinks, The Who, and more for a fun, power pop sound. Read More
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Beatles Tribute Bands: Big Business, Big Dollars
They broke up in 1970, but Beatles tribute bands have picked up the slack. There's big money in it, and the chance to preserve a legacy. Read More
Does Woodstock Still Matter?
It's been over 50 years since an August festival at a farm in upstate New York helped define a generation. The world has certainly changed since then -- and we wonder about Woostock's legacy. Read More
You Must Remember Diss: Songs Throwing Shade
Sometimes, the most pointed messages come via song lyrics. Here are some famous examples of songs that throw serious shade. Read More
Ween’s Country Classic Turns 30
Ever-inventive, Ween turned their ears to the country genre. Rhino Records has just reissued it with some cool extras. Read More
Sneak of the Week: Randy Burns, “Autumn on Your Mind”
Randy Burns is what you'd get if you mixed Tim Buckley with the Doors. We take a look at one of his vintage 70s tracks. Read More
Bob Dylan Gets the JEM Treatment
JEM Records never fails to deliver exceptional tributes to our favorite artists. Their catalogue of artists now takes on Bob Dylan. Read More
Does Humor Belong in Music?
"Why so serious?" There are lots of instances of music being completely silly and over the top -- just for fun. Read More
“Elvis Presley: Conversations with Scotty Moore”
A new book reveals surprising details about Elvis Presley, courtesy of his longtime guitarist Scotty Moore. Read More
Sneak of the Week: Chuck Jackson, “I Keep Forgettin'”
The titles are the same. But did Michael McDonald pinch the track from 1962 crooner Chuck Jackson? You be the judge. Read More
The Epic Track: “Come Together”
"Come Together" began as a campaign song, but turned into one of the oddest tracks in the Beatles' catalog. Read More