Longtime Ramones manager Danny Fields has spoken with Mother Jones about his recent book My Ramones (now re-printed). Best of all, that means more rarely-seen photos of the band are on display. Hop on over for a look-see. 1-2-3-4! Mother … Continue reading →
A David Byrne Return Talking Heads’ mastermind David Byrne releases his first album in 14 years on March 9. American Utopia features songs such as “Gasoline And Dirty Sheets,” “Everybody’s Coming to My House,” and “Every Day Is A Miracle” … Continue reading →
Abba Unseen – In Pictures An ABBA exhibition opens in London’s Southbank on the 14th of this month featuring little seen photos, memorabilia, and costumes. The show runs until April 29, 2018. You’ll want to read all about it. The … Continue reading →
The New Yorker has a highly-readable story taking a look at the details behind Devo’s career-changing cover of the Rolling Stone’s “Satisfaction” in 1978. Fans of Devo, Brian Eno, David Bowie, and Mick Jagger will want to have a read. … Continue reading →
San Francisco, California television and radio station KQED filmed an exclusive Pink Floyd performance in April of 1970 at the Fillmore Auditorium. The concert footage was originally broadcast in January of 1971. KQED has now posted a lengthy clip of … Continue reading →
Rock ‘n’ roll & glam icon, Suzi Quatro has been interviewed at the Heavy Makeup blog. You can read an overview of Quatro’s career (singer, songwriter, sitcom star) and see what she’s been up to as of late – which … Continue reading →
The Rolling Stones are releasing a collection of 1960s BBC recordings in December. The On Air LP arrives December 1st and contains rare tracks from 1963-1965. According to RollingStones.com, the tracks have been restored using “Audio Source Separation” which makes … Continue reading →
41 years ago Neil Young recorded a batch of acoustic tunes with producer David Briggs (Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere). The tracks were never released – but you’ll be able to hear them next month when the Hitchhiker album finally … Continue reading →
A young Brad Elterman captured excellent backstage and assorted off-the-cuff photographs of Seventies-era rock stars and a collection of his shots are on display. Check out the time-tripping photos and an interview at the link. VICE reports: “Forty-two years ago, … Continue reading →
Lou Reed’s widow, performance artist Laurie Anderson, has announced that Reed’s personal effects will be housed and made public by the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. Photos, recording contracts, and rare demos are all part of the … Continue reading →