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Neil Young announced the albums 'Somewhere Under the Rainbow' and 'High Flyin’' in March 2023.

Photo: Mickey Deneher ***  “I’m not interested in doing what I did last time. What gets me going is trying something new,” declares Joe Louis Walker,

Today in History

It’s A Beautiful Day, with their soaring, unforgettable “White Bird,” were an anomaly among bands of the San Fran psychedelic scene of the late 1960s. Linda LaFlamme (now Neska) spoke with Richie Unterberger about those days.

Led Zeppelin's singer Robert Plant was seen jamming with his fans in a popular Aberdeen bar during open mic night.

So revered in the UK that he made the top 50 in a BBC poll of ‘Greatest Britons of all time,’ John Peel (1939-2004) shaped popular culture in ways that Americans may never know or understand. As a pirate radio deejay, a band manager, promoter and cheerleader, print journalist, BBC radio presenter, arranger of recording sessions, record label owner and all-around presence, Peel held the door for the progressive and idiosyncratic to enter rock & roll, be it psychedelia, garage rock, punk, ...

Today in History

“What’s in a kiss?” asked Gilbert O’Sullivan. “What’s in the fridge?” asked the Cramps. And what’s in a name, asked millions of hopeful bands around the

Doobie Brothers mourned the death of drummer and co-founding member John Hartman in September 2022.

Doobie Brothers mourned the death of drummer and co-founding member John Hartman in September 2022.