Stevie Van Zandt is the consummate sidekick, whether it’s playing Little Stevie to Bruce Springsteen or Silvio Dante to James Gandolfini’s Tony Soprano. There are few better at not stealing
John Hiatt is one of those musicians whose impact on music is far greater than the average fan could ever know. Like John Prine or Billy Joe Shaver, even if
Leon Russell is a thread that weaved in an out of rock music history for decades tying together everyone from Joe Cocker and Willie Nelson to Elton John and Tom
Kid Congo Powers is the closest thing we have to the Forrest Gump of goth and punk rock – popping in an out of some of the biggest moments in
Leon Russell is a thread that weaved in an out of rock music history for decades tying together everyone from Joe Cocker and Willie Nelson to Elton John and Tom
In any other family Miles Copeland would be an obvious standout, the most successful member of the family. But his younger brother Stewart is the longtime drummer of The Police.
It’s kind of amazing how fifty-two years ago an album was released by a group of non-professional girls who liked to hang out with rock stars, and made no other
The density of content in Seth Walker’s hard/softcover book Your Van Is On Fire belies its page count and dimensions. In fact, presented in slightly less than a hundred pages
Before Neal Casal took his own life in August 2019, one of the final wishes he stipulated was for a book to be created from the photos he had taken
Christopher McKittrick’s previous book, Can’t Give It Away On Seventh Avenue: The Rolling Stones in New York City, is an adoring if ultimately academic chronology of the iconic British band’s
