
Long-Lost Del Shannon Sessions Finally Emerge on ‘The Dublin Sessions’
When Del Shannon died back in 1990, I’m pretty sure that I wasn’t too phased by it. I was taken aback — and, of course, […More?]
When Del Shannon died back in 1990, I’m pretty sure that I wasn’t too phased by it. I was taken aback — and, of course, […More?]
It’s almost a cliche at this point to call any unknown performer a “lost treasure” or whatever worn-out label you prefer to use. The shelves […More?]
The T.A.M.I. Show — “T.A.M.I.” being an acronym for Teenage Awards Music International or Teen Age Music International — was a feature film that played in […More?]
On the surface, the idea of publishing a Billy Vera autobiography may seem a bit preposterous; it certainly was to me. After all, why would […More?]
The history of the charts is full of one-hit wonders. These are artists who had — or are only remembered for — one huge hit. […More?]
Most folks are familiar with San Francisco’s Beau Brummels via their hits “Laugh Laugh” and “Just a Little.” During 1965, they hit the top 20 […More?]
The history of the charts is full of one-hit wonders. These are artists who had — or are only remembered for — one huge hit. […More?]
How could things possibly get any worse? Just two years earlier, Badfinger had plenty of reasons to be optimistic. Having released four hit singles in […More?]
In October 1972, Steely Dan released their first album, Can’t Buy a Thrill. The following month, the album’s first single “Do It Again” made it […More?]
If you’re diving into this review without knowing much about King Curtis, then you’ve made my day, because now I feel a little less alone. […More?]
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