Category: Oldies

Motown the Musical Coming to a City Near You

If you like Motown music, you’ll love “Motown the Musical.” Think ‘Broadway meets Woodward Avenue Detroit’, and you’ll hear and feel the Motown vibe as the story of Berry Gordy, The Four Tops, Aretha Franklin, Smokey Robinson and the Miracles, Temptations and more come to life in this wonderful theatrical production. Here are the upcoming […]

Asia and Journey on Tour in 2017

Journey and Asia are joining forces to hit the road in 2017, and it’s a show with seeing. The bands have common fans, so it makes perfect sense for these super groups to share the same stage. Asia is an interesting collection of talented musicians, featuring John Wetton, drummer Carl Palmer (ELP) keyboardist Geoff Downes […]

Parent Company of Grammys Buys Manhattan Property

Many may not know this, but the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences is the parent company of the Grammys. This typically is never brought up that is not until now. The rumors of the Grammys being held in New York in 2018 are starting to become more than that with the news that […]

The Connection Between Yes and the Moody Blues

The super groups Yes and Moody Blues have a lot in common. Each band broke through rock barriers to find their own voices, became wildly successful through the span of their careers, and had at one time the same keyboardist. Patrick Moraz was born in Switzerland to a musical family, his father once worked for […]

The Doors 50th Anniversary LP Is Coming Back!

Jim Morrison and the Doors broke all the rules in the 60s. The music, the attitude, the legal issues, and the eventual early death of Jim in Paris solidified the Doors as one of the most interesting rock bands of all time. Now, the Doors debut LP, ‘The Doors: 50th Anniversary Deluxe Edition,’ is scheduled […]

Where Were You on These Huge Music Dates?

You may not remember what you were doing on October 27th, 1975, but you can bet Bruce Springsteen does. This date is the day he appeared on the cover of Time Magazine. “Born to Run” his groundbreaking album was climbing the charts, and the Time cover proved Bruce was the future of rock and roll. […]