The Albums Turning 50 This Year
Bruce Springsteen – ‘Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.’ It’s hard to imagine a time when Bruce Springsteen wasn’t rocking around the world with his three-ho
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Bruce Springsteen – ‘Greetings From Asbury Park, N.J.’ It’s hard to imagine a time when Bruce Springsteen wasn’t rocking around the world with his three-ho
Notwithstanding his devotion to the rock community at large, Pete Townshend has never hidden his disdain for the hippie movement. Yet he's never made a more definitive (albeit implicit) statement on the matter than The Who Sell Out, the album the band released at the end of 1967, the year of the 'Summer of Love'.
If you are the sort of person who reads newspaper essays about record albums released in the 1960s, you might already be aware of the newly mixed and expanded special-edition packages of the Beatles' "Revolver" released late last month by Apple Corps Ltd./Capitol/UMe.
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, prog rock, folk-rock, industrial, and post-rock. Richie Unterberger dug deep into the archives and t...
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