45 years ago today (6/6/78), Rock and Roll Hall of Famers The Cars released their debut self-titled album on Elektra Records. The album, which featured the three charting singles “Just What I Needed,”
40 years ago today (6/5/83) during a 48-date North American tour U2 played at Red Rocks Amphitheater near Denver. Despite the rain, the concert is intimate and energetic; the show was recorded
45 years ago today (6/2/78), Bruce Springsteen released his fourth album Darkness on the Edge of Town. Darkness is considered by many to be one of rock’s greatest records and proved
Happy Birthday today to the late John Bonham (born 5/31/48) who would have been 75 today. The Led Zeppelin drummer might just be the most sampled drummer in history (alongside
50 years ago today (5/30/73), George Harrison released his fourth studio album Living in the Material World. This anticipated album after the Concert for Bangladesh became Harrison’s second number-one album
30 years ago today (5/29/93), Radiohead’s debut LP Pablo Honey landed on the U.S. album chart. The first stop is at #184. The album eventually gets to #32 and sells a
Happy 75th birthday to Stevie Nicks who was born on 5/26/48. As one of the three main lead vocalists of Fleetwood Mac, Nicks led the band through their most triumphant
30 years ago today (5/25/93), Donald Fagen of Steely Dan made a big return to original music following years of inactivity in music (save for The New York Rock and
Happy 82nd birthday today to the living American legend Bob Dylan born 5/24/41. The world’s greatest living songwriter ain’t slowin’ down and perhaps his never-ending tour might never end? Either
40 years ago today (5/23/83), Bob Marley & The Wailers released their thirteenth and final studio album – released two years after Marley’s death. The songs were compiled from unreleased
