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Stooges new ‘Live at Goose Lake’ captures Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band in all its raw glory
Updated Aug 10, 2020;
Posted Aug 10, 2020
"Live at Goose Lake: August 8th, 1970" is an archival set, documenting the final performance by the iconic rock group's original lineup. It came out Friday, Aug. 7, coinciding with the 50th anniversary of the Goose Lake International Music Festival in Michigan's Leoni Township, near Jackson. (Courtesy: Third Man Records)
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CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Ben Blackwell feels that the Stooges’ new “Live at Goose Lake: August 8th, 1970” album marks “a nice turning point” in the history of Third Man Records.

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Deluxe and Definitive Blues Sets
By Frank-John Hadley  I  Nov. 26, 2019
Ann Arbor Blues Festival 1969–Vols. 1 & 2 offers performances by a parade of blues VIPs. (Photo: Courtesy Third Man Records)
Michael Robert Frank, founder and CEO of the label Earwig Music, has completed his greatest rescue mission. “I’ve believed that the Bea & Baby record label had too much great country and urban blues, doo-wop and gospel to let it go into the dustbin of history,” he said. “So, I’ve produced a deluxe, complete testament to all the musicians and to Cadillac Baby. I took the project on as a fan, to create something to be dug into deeply, a source of enchanting discovery to be cherished.”