Holmes and Dunphy take on the revival of a true music icon in 1973.
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A countdown of ten artists who broke away from their old groups and went on to release great music in their own right.
Van Morrison’s 1970 triumph Moondance initially peaked at just No. 29 on the Billboard charts; its title track barely made the Top 100. Still, over time, the stature of Van…
Chris Holmes and Ted Asregadoo talk to David Bottrill about mixing “Vapor Trails Remixed.”
Dominant narratives of popular music include innumerable examples of band members breaking away from the group to pursue solo endeavors. Mike McFadden’s current narrative finds him moving in the other…
When the Grateful Dead’s long, strange trip brought them back to the states after a triumphal 1972 European tour, they immediately set up in Veneta, Oregon, for a benefit concert…
Kenny Rogers talks to Popdose about his reunion with Dolly and a planned duet with George Jones that unfortunately didn’t happen.
If you were waiting for the “Master Of Puppets” cover, this release isn’t for you.
Bart Simpson hangs with the 69 Boyz in this weeks edition of Bottom Feeders
Headlining a benefit for the family of venue friend and local business owner, Silvio Dibello, local singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist Chris Neptune and his backing band served up a memorable…
“Sorrow,” the only single released from David Bowie’s 1973 covers project Pin Ups, is being reissued by Parlophone Records as a 40th anniversary limited-edition 7-inch vinyl picture disc. Cheer up,…
It’s never easy to grow up in your father’s shadow, no matter who you are, so you can only imagine how it was for Julian Lennon, given that not only…
ABC’s Nashville should be much worse than it is. With so many melodramatic storylines that are textbook ”nighttime soap opera,” its first season chould have derailed before it reached mid-season….
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
If you were looking for me the last few months and couldn”™t find me, it”™s very possible that I was off somewhere, curled up inside ”Pick Me Up,” the title…
The band Rush finally has Vapor Trails, a poster-child for too-loud modern mixes, spruced up. Was it worth it?
Singer/pianist/songwriter Debbie Neigher has a voice that commands attention, one that could entrance the same audience that made a star out of Adele.
Terrorism. Warfare. Gun violence. Sexy women in leather. Kids television. Ah, the Eighties.
Gimme a bottle of anything… and David Lee Roth’s 15 best solo songs… TO GO!
When I spoke with Richard Barone back in February, we covered a lot of topics, one of which was the unreleased Bongos album, Phantom Train. At the time, it seemed…
It’s no secret that Alex Chilton is one of my heroes. So this unexpected release is a happy reminder of what made this late musical giant so great. The story…
Reptilian Death meets an orgy of Blood Harvest vinyl releases as we look at more new Metal!
Shaggy, Erick Sermon and the beloved Shakespears Sister highlight this week of Bottom Feeders.
Sometimes “more” equals brilliance. Sometimes more is only more.
Checking out new releases by Cleric, Master and Onslaught
Bloody Hammers lead the charge to Halloween with their new evil disc, Spiritual Relics.
It’s the Friday Five! Shuffle through five random tracks from your library and share it with the Popdose community.
Not one to rest on her laurels — writing and guesting on Icona Pop’s global smash, ‘I Love It”, and crafting the best album I’ve heard this year, True Romance…
