Tag Archives: History and Appreciation

A collection of intelligent, musically interesting songs that also happen to have been written in response to events of the last eight years.

An opportunity to hear traditional music the way it has been sung and played for the last two-hundred years.

A unique perspective of the evolution of jazz and blues over the last fifty-five years.

More evidence why The Who are considered one of the greatest live bands of all time.

Not only does Dave Thompson believe rock music is soulless, he'll point to the eight 1978 albums he thinks are responsible.

The House Of The Rising Punk covers the key points and players of the brief supernova that was New York's seventies punk-rock scene.

This two-disc set is a close look at Donovan's life, music, and, maybe even more interesting, his times.

CCR may no longer be the only band that matters, but the fact that they still matter is amazing.

Bob Dylan through the eyes of Barry Feinstein.

This Tuesday Fantasy Records is reissuing the first six of Creedence's original albums in new remastered editions with bonus unreleased tracks.