Happy 80th Birthday today to Bob Seger, who was born on 5/6/45. The everyman rocker with the raspy voice backed by his trustworthy Silver Bullet Band has had his share
Ten years ago today (5/5/15), after spending years working in Nashville as a songwriter and member of the bands The SteelDrivers and The Jompson Brothers, Chris Stapleton released his debut
20 years ago today (5/2/05), Cream reunited for the first of four gigs at London’s Royal Albert Hall—the same place where they played their farewell show 36 years ago. It
35 years ago today (5/1/90), Mark Lanegan released his debut solo album The Winding Sheet. Released on Sub Pop, the album was a departure from his work with Screaming Trees, representing
Happy 92nd Birthday to the legendary and iconic Willie Nelson (born on 4/29/33). The master needs no introduction, and we’re more than lucky to have him around for yet another
45 years ago today (4/25/80), Black Sabbath released their ninth studio LP Heaven and Hell. It was the first Black Sabbath album to feature vocalist Ronnie James Dio, who replaced
30 years ago today (4/24/95), Aphex Twin released his third studio album I Care Because You Do. As one of Richard D. James’ most defining statements, the album that marks
40 years ago today (4/22/85), Prince released his seventh studio album Around The World In A Day, and the third release on The Revolution is credited as the backing band. Following
50 years ago today (4/21/75), Funkadelic released its seventh studio album, Let’s Take It to the Stage. The album hits hard with a mix of psychedelic rock, deep funk, and
25 years ago today (4/18/00), Elliott Smith released his fifth studio album Figure 8. As Smith’s last studio release before he died in 2003, the album expands into full-band arrangements,
