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Steve Winwood: Low-Key Maestro for The Ages
At 16, his astonishingly bluesy growl grabbed listeners by the ears. Steve Winwood has since developed an enduring catalog.
Ellen Fagan
Ellen Fagan is a forever New Yorker, long-time Greenwich Village resident and vintage Duke University graduate with hippie-esque leanings. The best description of Ellen was given to her by a sardonic lawyer during the voir dire of one of her myriad Jury Duty stints: "...housewife, mom, voracious reader, freelance writer, copy editor, jewelry designer and frequent cyber-sleuth."
The One-Hit Wonder File: “Sex and Candy”
"Sex and Candy" was a trippy, lo-fi 90s hit with its mix of odd phrases and an infectious post-grunge groove.
“Fleetwood Mac In the 80s” – It’s Complicated
After the monster success of "Rumours," the 80s beckoned for Fleetwood Mac. A new book looks at how they navigated it.
“Bat Out of Hell”: Meatloaf’s Mad Masterpiece
"Bat Out of Hell" was a bold, brash mix of rock, pathos, and a sweaty guy in a cheesy tux. We look at this 70s classic.
The Babys: Right Band, Wrong Era
They had the chops, the hooks, catchy hits and a charismatic frontman. So why weren't The Babys a bigger deal?