

Lou Reed, a Brilliant Mind, a Troubled Soul, and the First Voice of the Underground
Colossal in his influence and rare in his approach, Lou Reed exemplified a true artist and icon, with the struggles and stardom to match....


How Grace Slick’s Unique Music Career Led Her to Late Life Wisdom and Art
One glimpse at a photo of Grace Slick from Woodstock 1969 and you’re brought back in time. With her unique ex-model beauty and overall...


Taj Mahal: The Explorer, Innovator and Introspective Soul of the Blues
Frankly speaking, I have no idea how to introduce you to Taj Mahal. On one hand, he’s underground, with none of my friends and family...


The Pretenders Swerve Tired, Mainstream 80’s Classification and Maintain Their Sound
“Oh I went back to Ohio / But my family was gone…” It seems like Ohio is the butt of most jokes these days. However, it does have one...


CBGB: A Venue as Legendary as Music Itself
New York City is known for a great deal of things, the breathtaking architecture, the exquisite cuisine, the competitive sports clubs,...


50 years later, "The Slider" is still unequivocally one of the most influential albums by T. Rex
Sparking the match for what would later be known as “glam rock movement”, The Slider is an album as innovative as it is influential, and...


Linda Ronstadt: The Mexican American Singer Who Tested Boundaries In Music
Torchy Rock. That was the title Time Magazine gave to singer Linda Ronstadt back in 1977. This was at a time when women were not as well...