Not every holiday song is happy. Elvis Presley waxed poetic about his yuletide loneliness in “Blue Christmas,” Joni Mitchell cursed herself for leaving an incomparable
Category: History
Sammy Hagar completed his last show with Van Halen on Nov. 19, 2004, at the Anselmo Valencia Amphitheater in Tucson, walked offstage and caught a flight,
There are far more myths in rock history than Cinderella stories, especially when you’re talking about a band as legendary – and decadent – as
No one could blame a Paul Simon fan for humming the strains of his 1975 hit “Still Crazy After All These Years” every time turkey
Deguello was the last ZZ Top album of the ’70s, and in more ways than one. Featuring, as it does, the first appearance of the
Judging solely in superficial terms, 1989’s Presto is a minor offering in Rush’s massive discography. Released in a wasteland of rock production, the album’s indistinct sonic
In early 1975, rumors were starting to spread that the Rolling Stones were about to announce a massive North and South American tour through summer and fall.
Queen unleashed their fourth studio album, A Night at the Opera, on Nov. 21, 1975, and were transformed from fast rising stars into a household
Many of Rush’s album covers were silly: the workers literally moving pictures on Moving Pictures, the Dalmatian lingering near the fire hydrant on Signals. But
Kiss’ ‘Horrible’ Thanksgiving Parade: ‘This is How You Get Fired’