20 years ago today (2/2/99), Built to Spill released their fourth full-length album Keep It Like A Secret. The album spawned two EPs: Carry the Zero and Center of the Universe and is typically
50 years ago today (2/1/69), MC5 released their debut LP Kick Out the Jams through Elektra Records. It was recorded live at Detroit’s Grande Ballroom over two nights, Devil’s Night and
Happy 75th birthday today to electric blues harmonica player and bandleader Charlie Musselwhite who was born on 1/31/44. The legendary Charlie Musselwhite is as blue as blues can get. Armed with
50 years ago today (1/30/69), five stories up above the Apple Corps building on 3 Savile Row in London, The Beatles played what would become their last ever gig. In
50 years ago today (1/29/69), The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour debuted on CBS. A homey variety show with Steve Martin on board as a writer, it lasts three seasons and draws impressive
Three years ago today (1/28/16), two founding members of Jefferson Airplane, lead singer Signe Anderson and guitarist Paul Kantner, died on the same day, both at 74. Anderson left the group
62 years ago today (1/26/55), Edward Lodewijk van Halen was born in the Netherlands. Van Halen has often been considered the greatest guitarist by many and was a bona fide rock
28 years ago today (1/25/91), Paul McCartney appeared on MTV Unplugged. Following the vastness of his world tour recently captured on Tripping the Live Fantastic, McCartney took on the chance to
30 years ago today (1/24/89), Skid Row released their self-titled debut LP. Led by the charismatic lead singer Sebastian Bach, Skid Row supported the LP as an opening act on
42 years ago today (1/23/77), Pink Floyd released Animals, the LP that many consider to be their finest full recorded effort. This tenth studio effort from Pink Floyd was largely a concept
