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Yippie Ki Yay! Cowboy Tommy Joe Rides Again At Melinda's Pub - Oak Lawn, IL - Tom Repetny brings his Tommy Joe Musical Show to Melinda's Pub on Sunday, June 6, playing hits from Hank Williams to the Beatles.
Rockin’ the Right - The 50 greatest conservative rock songs Posted on NOTE: This is a fifteen year old article, but the songs are timeless On first glance, rock ’n’ roll music isn’t very conservative. It doesn’t fare much better on second or third glance (or listen), either. Neil Young has a new song called “Let’s Impeach the President.” Last year, the Rolling Stones made news with “Sweet Neo Con,” another anti-Bush ditty. For conservatives who enjoy rock, it isn’t hard to agree with the opinion Johnny Cash expressed in “The One on the Right Is on the Left”: “Don...
Blue Cactusâs New Album, 'Stranger Again,' Is a Cosmic Country Ode to Growing New Together "Weâll pretend weâre lovers / Something more than friends / Right beside you, but I wanna be closer than this,â Steph Stewart sings with mournful levity. Sheâs climbing into âStranger Again,â the title track of her upcoming album with Mario Arnez as Blue Cactus. The Chapel Hill-based duoâs sophomore LP, Stranger Again, out May 7 on Sleepy Cat Records, is anchored with a titular sentiment that resonates with cohabiters everywhere, especially after weathering the p...
Today in Music History - April 9 The Canadian Press 1 hour ago Today in Music History for April 9: In 1932, rock 'n' roll pioneer Carl Perkins was born in Jackson, Tenn. He wrote "Blue Suede Shoes," which went to No. 2 on the Billboard pop chart and No. 1 on the country chart in 1956. Perkins nearly died in a car accident in March of '56, and never had a similar hit. Perkins died in Nashville on Jan. 19, 1998, following three strokes. In 1939, about 75,000 people gathered at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington to hear black contralto Marian Anderson perform after she was denied use of ...