Plenty of HT faves have recorded John Denver covers for a new tribute album.
Watch Bruce Hornsby, Jackson Browne, Val McCallum and Sean and Sara Watkins team up for a riveting version of Take It Easy.
Jeff was impressed by high schoolers The Orwells and shares their latest video.
Two long, jammed-out tracks from 1984 by Neil Young.
Watch the trailer about a band who came up with one of the most sampled songs in hip hop.
Word about the latest and greatest Phish archival video release.
Axl Rose on Kimmel, The Lumineers on Letterman and more music on TV this week.
Whether you were a kid in the 60’s or the 80’s, you probably at some point caught a TV show about four fun-loving hippyish musicians who were always getting into some kind of hilarious mischief. Known as the Monkee, ith a new solo recording titled Remember, which debuted September 25, Dolenz found some time last month to talk with Glide about his new album, his days in the Monkees and how the upcoming reunion tour will not be a melancholy requiem.
Grimes is, in some sense, a testament to the pursuit and creation of an artistic vision, no matter how outlandish it may seem, and making it fly, and the fact that she is controlling everything coming out of the PA from start to finish is also impressive. After an hour of songs, she speaks to the crowd for the first time.
He’s not the next Hendrix. Not the next Stevie Ray Vaughan, even though they both honed their craft in Austin, TX and have played in many a same club. Nor is he the next anything. He is Gary Clark Jr., a dominant blues guitarist cementing himself as a shareholder in the blues rock revival that is slowly retrofitting this age of music.
