45 years ago today (5/21/71), Marvin Gaye released his most critically acclaimed LP ‘Whats Going On.‘ Gaye was determined to break away from Motown’s pop formula and address current social
19 years ago today, (5/20/97), Foo Fighters released their second album The Colour And The Shape. The album was a Grammy nominee for Best Rock Album in 1998. Even though
12 years ago today (5/19/04) at Otto’s in Dekalb, IL,(setlist below) Wilco played their first show at with a new lineup that included two new musicians (Nels Cline and Pat
50 years ago today (5/18/66), Bruce Springsteen spent his first day at a recording studio as the Castiles (of which the Boss was a member) cut their song “That’s What You
50 years ago today (5/16/66), The Beach Boys released what many consider is one of the top five albums of all time – Pet Sounds. Spearheaded by Brian Wilson, who at
Happy 66th birthday to Stevie Wonder who was born on 5/13/50. Wonder needs no introduction as he remains a living icon and one of the most influential and dynamic musicians
Happy 70th birthday to Traffic co-founder Dave Mason who was born on 5/10/46. Over the course of his career, Mason has played and recorded with many notable pop and rock musicians,
10 years ago today (5/9/16) Gnarls Barkley, composed of singer-songwriter Cee Lo Green, and producer Danger Mouse released their debut LP ‘St. Elsewhere’ on 5/9/16 in the U.S. It was released on April
13 years ago today (5/6/03), The New Pornographers featuring Carl Newman, Dan Bejar, and Neko Case released their sophomore and arguably strongest LP Electric Version. For its 45 minutes, the album never eases up on its
60 years ago today (5/5/56), Elvis Presley scored his first US No.1 single and album when ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ went to the top of the charts. His debut album also went to
