Kenny Loggins exploded in the late 70s and 80s. He had just split from Jim Messina (Loggins and Messina) and began his solo career when by chance, Hollywood called and his biggest songs ended up in the middle of the biggest movies if the decade. Now Kenny his teaming up with Adam Reader a prolific […]
Category: Classic Hits
Bob Seger’s Early Works Re-Released This Fall
Bob Seger will resume his 2017 tour later this fall, a journey that was halted by much needed surgery on Bob’s back. If you can’t wait for his tour to begin, head out to your favorite record store or streaming platform for his latest library release called ‘Heavy Music: The Complete Cameo Recordings 1966-1967, ‘a […]
Graham Nash, Shawn Colvin, and Jackson Browne Announce Benefit Tour
Some of Americas biggest stars are putting their money where their mouth is when it comes to taking a stand for immigration and the separation of children, a political issue that has generated a lot of headlines lately. Jackson Browne, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Graham Nash, Shawn Colvin, Emmylou Harris, and many others are set to […]
John Mellencamp Earns Coveted Woody Guthrie Award
John Mellencamp is having a terrific year; he’s been rumored to be engaged to actress Meg Ryan, celebrating his upcoming appearance at the latest ‘Farm Aid’ benefit in CT, and now has learned that he will receive one of rock and roll’s most distinguished awards, the Woody Guthrie Prize, to be bestowed to John on […]
Earth Wind and Fire Still On the Road
Maurice White, the founder of Earth, Wind and Fire, has been gone a few years now (date of death, February 5th, 2016). EWF was the first African-American act to sell out Madison Square Garden. In 2000, Earth, Wind & Fire was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. They have performed for both […]
Paul McCartney’s Turn in the Karaoke Car Was Awesome
The Beatles were on in a million, John, Paul George and Ringo all played a part in the world we now call rock and roll. Ringo has his all-star band, touring through the year with special guests, while Paul continues to pick smaller venues and shorter tours to stay relevant. Paul has some fun with […]
Lenny Kravitz, New Album, New Fall Tour
Lenny Kravitz was destined for greatness, growing up in a Hollywood home (his mother was iconic television actress Roxie Roker) but his contribution is not in front or behind the camera, rather on stage with a guitar in hand. Lenny has just announced the release date of his latest LP ‘Raise Vibration’ in late September, […]
John Lennon to Receive New U.S. Postal Stamp
One of the driving forces in the greatest rock and roll band of all time the Beatles was John Lennon. John not only wrote or co-wrote all the songs, but he became a voice of a generation. To honor John the United States Postal Service releases a new forever stamp bearing his likeness on September […]
Meat Loaf Goes On Tour, Without a Voice
You probably didn’t know this, but the singer Meat Loaf lost control of most of his vocal range a few years ago, but that isn’t stopping him from touring, the new tour called the Meat Loaf “Back out of Hell” tour. Check this out; Meat has hired American Idol winner Caleb Johnson to sing his […]
Sheryl Crow Last Album is Coming
In an interesting and bold move, Sheryl Crow has announced that she’ll record just one last album, and her pals, Keith Richards, Don Henley, Stevie Nicks, Joe Walsh and more will be collaborating on the project. The reason she’s come to the conclusion that it will be her last album is the simple fact that, […]