THE MACDOUGAL STREET BLUES
MacDougal Street, once a cultural ground zero for the Village – the place where Hemingway and Pound drank,...
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BORN TO BE BLUE: THE RISE AND FALL OF CHET BAKER
A late career surge, aided by Elvis Costello and Bruce Weber’s 1989 documentary film Let’s Get Lost, put...
TIM BUCKLEY: GOODBYE AND HELLO ALL OVER AGAIN
Previously unreleased recordings will fill you with joy over the music’s beauty, and sadness over the early loss...
COSMIC THING: AN INTERVIEW WITH CINDY WILSON OF THE B-52’s
Cindy Wilson talks about the early days of the B-52’s and playing with her late brother Ricky Wilson,...
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NINA SIMONE DID IT HER WAY
“The High Priestess of Soul” shook audiences up, spoke truth to power, befriended Malcolm X, Elton John and...
BEAUTIFUL IS BORING – BONES ROCKS LUDLOW HOUSE IN NYC
The UK-based band, who played on and co-wrote Jeff Beck’s last album, impressed fans and producers alike at their...
MARC BOLAN: A DANDY IN THE UNDERWORLD
Forty years after his death in a car crash, fans still travel to England to pay homage to...
PRETENDERS DRUMMER MARTIN CHAMBERS REMEMBERS GUITARIST JAMES HONEYMAN-SCOTT
Interview with The Pretenders’ Drummer Martin Chambers on the early years of the band, their late guitarist James...
Sister Rosetta Tharpe Takes You Down By the Riverside
Guitar wizard, rock & roll pioneer and gospel-blues giant Rosetta Tharpe was not tilting at windmills; she WAS...
REMEMBERING JEANNE MOREAU
Remembering Jeanne Moreau – the award-winning French femme fatale actress, singer, screenwriter and director, who recently passed away...