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'My 40s are kicking my ass / And handing ’em to me in a margarita glass,' the indie-rock star sings on her new album, recorded in her second home of Nashville.

'My 40s are kicking my ass / And handing 'em to me in a margarita glass,' the indie-rock star sings on her new album, recorded in her second home of Nashville.

Jenny Lewis talks about how hip-hop made her a songwriter, collaborating with Jon Brion, and how Joy’All helped her shed the weight of grief.

STAND UP! RECORDS along with Omnivore Records and Richard Pryor’s production company Indigo is proud to announce the release of the comedian’s first two albums, Richard Pryor and ‘Craps’ (After Hours) newly remastered on vinyl with bonus material along with Live At The Comedy Store, 1973, making its debut on vinyl.  Release date is Tuesday, May 23rd and MSRP is $39.98.

“Can I just tell you how fabulous you are,” a friendly, middle-aged woman with a warm smile says to 84-year-old legendary music photographer Henry Diltz as she walks toward the corner booth of a busy San Fernando Valley diner, where he is eating lunch. With his long white hair pulled back into a low ponytail … The Accidental Photographer Read More » The post The Accidental Photographer appeared first on SPIN.

An all-star cast of musician friends including Jerry Garcia, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Grace Slick and many others, helped David Crosby record his 1971 debut solo album, 'If I Could Only Remember My Name.'

Stephen Stills Takes Blame for ‘Deja Vu’ Album Art Drama Deja Vu, saying it was his fault that the concept turned out to be much more expensive than anyone had anticipated. The veteran artist also admitted he was “biting the hand that feeds” as the criticized the 50th anniversary reissue, which arrived yesterday (May 14). Stills came up with the concept of presenting the LP as if it was an old photograph album, complete with leather-effect case, a custom typeface and band images made us...

New Indie Record Store, Gray Skull Vinyl, Opens in Canyon Country Uploaded: , Wednesday, May 12, 2021 By Stephen K. Peeples A new independent record store, Gray Skull Vinyl, has opened in Canyon Country, where local music fans and collectors have suffered without one for years. Located at 19983 Soledad Canyon Road, the shop is stocked with new and used vinyl records, 8-tracks, cassettes, CD’s, VHS videos, DVDs, posters, framed photographs, t-shirts, caps, guitars, amps, music magazines, books...