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Iggy Pop & Ginger Baker Cover Black Keys, Kid 'Schlock' & More -- NEWS!

Iggy Pop and Cream drummer Ginger Baker pay tribute to the Black Keys. ... Read More »

Max's Kansas City Celebrated in New Book

If you were at New York nightclub Max's Kansas City back in the mid-‘60s through the '70s, there was a likely chance you might have seen some famous and future stars. ... Read More »

Carlos Santana Gets Olivia Harrison's Blessing for 'While My Guitar Gently Weeps' Cover

For Carlos Santana’s latest album, 'Guitar Heaven: Santana Performs the Greatest Guitar Classics of All Time,' the axeman teams with vocalists like Chris Cornell, Rob Thomas and Scott Weiland to cover songs by Led Zeppelin, Cream, the Rolling Stones and more. ... Read More »

Go-Go's Bassist Kathy Valentine Reveals Band's Future Plans

Unfortunately, the Go-Go's aren't getting the proper end to a 32-year career that they had expected. ... Read More »

Syd Straw and the Golden Palominos Reunite at New York City Gig

The last time the Golden Palominos performed together was 23 years ago, and the nerves were palpable ... Read More »

Music Albums Out on April 27, 2010

Looking for a list of music albums out on April 27, 2010? Whether you're into glossy pop or country ... Read More »

Jack Bruce Says Cream Will Not Play Again

Despite a Cream reunion five years ago, Jack Bruce has dismissed any chance of any new shows and has ... Read More »

Rob Thomas Discusses New Santana Collaboration

Anyone who is familiar with Rob Thomas knows that he wears both hats as the frontman of Matchbox ... Read More »

Eric Clapton Admits He Likes 'Old Man's Voice'

Blues maestro Eric Clapton has revealed he's finally comfortable with his "old man" singing voice, ... Read More »

Count Five: Randy Bachman's Essential Electric Guitars

As a member of the Guess Who, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, and as a solo artist, Randy Bachman has sold ... Read More »

20 Best Buddy Holly Cover Versions

No other event in popular culture symbolizes greatness cut short like the plane crash that killed ... Read More »

Bluesman Robert Johnson's Home Might Become a Tourist Attraction

Will Robert Johnson's home be the next Graceland or Dollywood? Possibly, if local officials in the ... Read More »

'Pirate Radio' Salutes Rebel Rock Broadcasters

While the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, the Kinks and the Who may have all ruled US airwaves in the ... Read More »

Blue Cheer Founder Dickie Peterson Dies at 61

Dickie Peterson, bassist and frontman for legendary heavy metal pioneers Blue Cheer, died Monday, ... Read More »

'60s Music -- An Introduction

'60s music is most easily described as revolutionary, with many of the established forms of the ... Read More »

Arctic Monkeys Make Pop That Isn't 'Cheap'

Fans of the Arctic Monkeys' freewheeling, fast rock 'n' roll that lined their first two albums will ... Read More »