Bruce's excellent latest CD heads in new directions but also echoes earlier work. Also, new music from veteran artists Cat Stevens and Savoy Brown, and the dBs’ Chris Stamey.
Read More »Over 40 years after its initial release, 'Max's Kansas City 1976' has been greatly expanded (from 10 to 40 tracks) and is an indispensable source of music history of a club that spawned the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Velvet Underground, New York Dolls, and along with CBGB's, the NYC punk movement itself.
Read More »2015 wasn't a year for landmark releases, but there were some rather impressive outings from veterans and newbies alike.
Read More »This weekend's controversial on-sale for his upcoming The River Tour, has some Bruce Springsteen fans asking if rock's working class hero has turned into more of a nightmare Boss.
Read More »This is a pleasant and heartfelt tribute to Browne by many of his contemporaries that highlights his timeless songwriting.
Read More »The collection has historical significance beyond the music that contributes to it being a welcome addition to one's video library.
Read More »Welcome to the cult of Bruce.
Read More »Once again, Pittsburgh's Joe Grushecky puts the heart in Heartland Rock while kicking out the Iron City jams.
Read More »Move over Michael Bolton, Southside Johnny was here first.
Read More »There's a little bit of everything in my list this year.
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