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The Pearlfishers: Recording and Remembrance
The Pearlfishers have been called one of "the best-kept secrets" in music. Their new album is an opportunity to know them better.
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.
Bob Dylan’s Lost Decade
Bob Dylan's prolific 80s output is often overlooked. Our writer makes the case that it should be reviewed more closely - and appreciated.
Hall & Oates’ Ubiquitous “I Can’t Go for That”
Hall and Oates have had decades of hits. But one of them in particular seems to have had a ripple effect across other hits and other genres.
The Unsung Hall & Oates
You know the hits of Hall & Oates. Now get to know less well-known albums such as "Beauty on a Back Street," "Bigger Than Both of Us," and "Along the Red Ledge."
Departure Lounge: Rock Stars In the 80s
For veteran rock artists who'd made their mark in the 70s, the transition to the MTV-ruled 80s presented some challenges.