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“Even Janis on an off-night was incredible.”
In 1969, Janis Joplin was experiencing a huge range of highs -- and lows.
Cindy Grogan
Cindy Grogan is a longtime freelance writer, having worked in a ton of different industries, writing a ton of different things. Her background in radio is a natural fit for her love of music – anything from the Beatles to Hank Williams, Sr. to Prokofiev. A rabid consumer of pop culture and politics, Cindy finds the smartass tendencies that once got her grounded now serve her well in Facebook arguments. Oh, and she also loves cats.
“If It Wasn’t for You…” Richie Furay
Richie Furay is a founding architect of the Country Rock genre. And contemporaries like Don Henley, Jim Messina, Timothy B. Schmidt and more recognize it. You should too.
Rockeology: Finding the Original Woodstock Stage
For three days, it captured the world's attention. Then, for decades, it was… a paddleball court. Now the 1969 Woodstock stage is back...
17 Things About James Brown
We almost take James Brown for granted. But one night in 1966 gave an audience who didn't know him an eye-opening taste of his genius.
7 Cool Things About “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road”
It ranks as one of those "must-hear-before-you-die" albums. With millions of copies sold, you probably had it too. But here are a few things you might not know about Elton's "Goodbye Yellow Brick Road" album.