Colin Moulding and Andy Partridge formed the nucleus of XTC, the post-punk band who seemed to corner the market on pop hooks, clever lyrics and seamless produc...
The Zombies were part of the first British Invasion, along with the Beatles, the Stones, et al. What made them stand out were the delicate vocals by Colin Bluns...
While attending Good Shepherd Catholic School in Beverly Hills, Billy Hinsche befriended classmates Dino Martin and Desi Arnaz Jr. The trio bonded over music, p...
Phil May was one of the originators of the British rock sound of the 1960s: equal parts R&B, psychedelia and hard-driving rock & roll. He fronted The Pr...
A founding member of The Raybeats and 8 Eyed Spy, Pat Irwin had his roots in jazz and the avant garde, studying with John Cage and befriending the likes of Brio...
Promo man extraordinaire Jon Scott has worked with The Who, Lynyrd Skynyrd, and Elton John, but he developed his closest friendship with the client he called “t...
Hearing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan launched Sal Maida on a journey - to London in the Swinging Sixties, tenures with Roxy Music, Milk ’N’ Cookies, and Spar...
The former child TV star was part of the British Invasion that conquered America, chums with Keith Moon, Brian Jones and John Lennon, recorded with Bowie, and s...
Renowned producer, manager and musician Peter Asher discusses the early days of Peter and Gordon, his career as a producer, touring with Jeremy Clyde, and what ...
After surviving his bout with cancer, Ivan Julian - Voidoids guitarist, producer, studio owner and all-around good guy - is making as much music as he can
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The eels recently released their first studio album in four years, The Deconstruction, featuring electro-synth sounds, delicate piano intros, and a hint of Beat...
Painfully shy, with an aesthetic that seemed to be from another time, Nick Drake's stunning music was an inspiration to many, including John Cale, Paul Weller, ...
MacDougal Street, once a cultural ground zero for the Village - the place where Hemingway and Pound drank, the Beats hung out, and where Dylan played his first ...
A late career surge, aided by Elvis Costello and Bruce Weber’s 1989 documentary film Let’s Get Lost, put the ill-fated Chet Baker back on the musical map for ne...
