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Jacqueline Bircher's new play, “Webster’s Bitch,” questions the power of words. It premiers at West Hartford’s Playhouse on Park May 31 through June 18.
The late 1970s was a pivotal moment in the history of popular music, with artists exploring new sounds and genres while continuing to push the boundaries of what was considered mainstream. 1978 in particular saw a wealth of iconic songs released, ranging from disco anthems to punk rock classics to chart-topping pop hits. In this
London thought she had but a 'thimbleful of a voice', perhaps underestimating the impact of her intimate, understated delivery
Grammy-Award winning singer-song writer Boz Scaggs will bring his timeless and soulful stylings of R&B, jazz, and guitar rock to Lake Tahoe’s MontBleu Resort Casino & Spa over the Memorial Day weekend with a one-night-only show Saturday, May 23.
I considered it an exciting discovery. It was an exciting discovery, in the rarefied world of rock'n'roll historiography: namely, that the great New Orleans, later Los Angeles, drummer Earl Palmer was responsible for one of the major paradigm shifts in 20th century American culture: the rock'n'roll beat. The aha moment came when Earl and I were preparing his 1999 oral autobiography, Backbeat: Earl Palmer's Story.