Timothy B. Schmit joined just in time to watch the Eagles disintegrate. Ironically, things couldn’t have started in a better place for the former Poco
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David Bowie played with a lot of great guitarists in his day. But on Feb. 5, 1970, he introduced audiences to the one that arguably
It would soon become one of Bruce Springsteen’s defining moments but, at the time, the song didn’t even have its famous title: Springsteen and the
Things were going so well for Billy Idol that he titled a recent album Charmed Life. In fact, he was feeling so charmed that he
Pink Floyd kicked off a tour in support of The Wall on Feb. 7, 1980, at the Los Angeles Memorial Sports Auditorium – and it
The Fog, which premiered on Feb. 8, 1980, might be the most uneven of the films John Carpenter made in the first decade of his
“Only the Young” became an inspirational touchstone, a homecoming spark, then an in-concert triumph. But first, it got left off one of Journey’s biggest albums.
The Dukes of Hazzard wound down its run with a finale that aired on Feb. 8, 1985. The good ol’ boys of Hazzard County, Ga.,
When Top Gun blasted into theaters in 1986 it became a box office smash and sent Tom Cruise’s star soaring to new heights. If there
ZZ Top’s Feb. 10, 1970, appearance outside of Houston provided a rather inauspicious beginning. Billy Gibbons had just added the final pieces – Dusty Hill