Kung Fu Overdrive's Bitching Ride
"Welcome To The Dojo," "Bad Super Charger," and "Rock-N-Roll Queen" are bright and designed to make you take the T-tops off and crank it loud and proudly—even if you're driving
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"Welcome To The Dojo," "Bad Super Charger," and "Rock-N-Roll Queen" are bright and designed to make you take the T-tops off and crank it loud and proudly—even if you're driving
The New York Dolls didn't just play rock and roll. They swung, achieving a groove that set them apart from other rockers at the time and since.
Ness and co hit us all with a curve ball as the ’90s dawned, covering Johnny Cash’s Ring of Fire and bringing blues into punk, but as Ness explains here, it's all related – it’s all punk
The Black Keys began life as a bare-bones two-piece, but, as Dan Auerbach tells GP, collaboration and an open musical mind have expanded the duo's sound to thrilling new heights
On December 3, 1965, The Rolling Stones played at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California. In front of 5,000 fans, Richards shocked himself when his guitar touched a microphone stand, and a flame erupted. Reports from the time said the blast sounded like a gunshot. Richards, burned from the electrical surge, was escorted from the venue with oxygen tubes and taken to the hospital. Nonetheless, he was back playing the following night.