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“Thank You for the Days”: A Kinks Biography
Among British Invasion bands, The Kinks have an interesting history. A new book explores it in authentic fashion.
Don Klees
Don Klees literally watches TV for a living. When not basking in television's glow, he enjoys debating the merits of theatre versus film with his wife, telling his kids about music from before they were born, and writing about pop culture in general. The latter includes books about Fleetwood Mac and Bob Dylan in the 1980s as well as a forthcoming one about David Bowie.
The Epic Track: “Edge of Seventeen”
For her solo career, Stevie Nicks came out swinging with a track that addressed some very complicated relationships.
Beyond the Bohemian: Queen’s Later Work
"Queen's Greatest Hits" was a monster, but there's a whole lot of great music from the band that came after. A few tracks worth checking out.
Dislocation Dance’s “Road to Happiness”
After a long absence, Dislocation Dance, one of the more interesting bands of the 80s and 90s, is back with a great new album.
The Epic Track: “Let’s Dance”
Despite a passionate fan base, David Bowie's actual chart "hits" were few and far between. Then came "Let's Dance."