40 years ago today (1/20/83), Def Leppard released their third album, Pyromania. Like their previous effort, High ‘n’ Dry, it’s produced by Mutt Lange and is the first album to feature Phil
80 years ago today (1/19/43) the late Janis Joplin came into the world. Joplin had a 1971 U.S No.1 single with ‘Me And Bobby McGee’ and the 1971 U.S. No.1 album
Happy 50th birthday today to guitarist/vocalist Luther Dickinson who was born on 1/18/73. As the eldest son of producer Jim Dickinson, Luther has carved a niche for himself in music with
On the heels of several major music festivals announcing their lineups, New York City’s Governors Ball has announced their 2023 performers along with some other major news. The festival, which
After years of toiling away at her albums and perfecting her sound, Sudan Archives hit a creative breakthrough with 2022’s Natural Brown Prom Queen. The album saw Archives manipulating her
30 years ago today (1/17/83), Randy Newman released his seventh album Trouble in Paradise. Newman broke from his traditional singer-songwriter mold and broke through with an MTV video for “I
25 years ago today (1/16/98), Air released its debut album Moon Safari. Blending the downtempo style of the late 90s, along with an “air” of French electro sophistication the duo
55 years ago today (1/13/68), Johnny Cash performed in front of 2000 inmates at California’s Folsom Prison. The legendary appearance, which was recorded and released as Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison, and
25 years ago today (1/12/98), Fleetwood Mac, ’50’s legend Gene Vincent, Santana and The Eagles entered the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. One of the highlights of the induction
40 years ago today (1/10/83), Neil Young released his twelfth studio album Trans– one that marked his most radical musical departure up from that point. Six of the nine tracks
