Category: Oldies

What Do the Beach Boys, Christopher Cross and Deep Purple All Have in Common?

The Standells hit the charts with “Dirty Water,” a song that was so unusual it caused listeners to call their favorite radio station to ask what the lyrics were. It also made the River Charles famous. “Smoke on the Water” by Deep Purple became famous for a number of reasons; the opening guitar riff turned […]

Bruce Springstreen to Hit the Stage in Just a Few Months

We mentioned this way back in June, but it’s making waves in the news so let’s update the story every Bruce Springsteen fan is talking about… Bruce Springsteen will be on stage for eight weeks beginning October 12th at the Walter Kerr Theatre, through November 26th. The legendary Walter Kerr Theatre (seating less than 1,000) […]

More Gotta Have Albums From Our Favorite Rockers

Everyone has a habit; chocolate, coffee, cigarettes are examples of guilty pleasure that we just can’t put down. Imagine you’re giving the choice of your favorite albums to take in seclusion for a very long time. Which do you take? Here’s our latest ‘Gotta Haves.’ “Born to Run” by Bruce Springsteen may be the turning […]

The Best Instrumentals From Back in the Day

Instrumentals are songs without words, tunes minus the lyric. Although this genre was more popular in the early days of rock and roll, these tunes can are memorable. What were the best instrumentals of the day? “Themes” from The Rockford Files, Hill Street Blues and LA Law – Mike Post “Green Onions” – Booker T […]

Foghat Hits the Road in 2017

Foghat began its progressive rock journey in London in 1971, kicking out jams like “I Just Want to Make Love to You,” “Slow Ride” and “Fool For the City.” The band has sold over 40 million records, earning multiple gold and platinum accolades over the years. Foghat is credited with the introduction and popularity of […]

The Anthems of Our Yesteryear

There’s a big difference between a great rock song, and a rock song that speaks to the masses, becoming an ‘Anthem.’ Here are the songs that transcended normal popularity to become the flag of a generation, or the signature song of a movement… “We Will Rock You” – Queen “Born in the U.S.A.” – Bruce […]