Roger McGuinn: Modern Troubadour And Preservationist
The trademark guitar sound of Roger McGuinn has echoed through the last decades. Yet he’s not stopped keeping the folk tradition alive.
Al Kooper: Big Projects, Super Sessions and Live Adventures
Al Kooper has left his mark on some of the classic songs and albums of the 60s and 70s. We look at his time as a singer, player, and producer.
Mo’-Ho-Ho: Keb’ Mo’s “Moonlight, Mistletoe & You”
With “Moonlight, Mistletoe & You,” blues master Keb’ Mo’ serves up a holiday record with a fresh sound — and a fun edge.
The Music of Cream Carries On
With “The Music of Cream,” the sons of the original band members are keeping the songs alive — and adding a fresh twist.
Lee Hazlewood’s “400 Miles From L.A.”
Lee Hazelwood has impacted more popular music than thought. But his early demo recordings show the full breadth of his talent.