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“Sex Pistols 76 77”: A Surprising Punk Showcase
The Sex Pistols had a particular image, especially musically. But a new set showcases one year in their career that might surprise you.
John Mellencamp: Pink Houses and America
John Mellencamp has always told stories about the heartland. But one song in particular captures a larger picture of America – then and now.
“The Velvet Underground”: Documenting A New York Story
They weren’t appreciated in their time, but their impact is evident. Todd Haynes documents the unique legacy of the Velvet Underground.
The House That Ruth (Brown) Built
Ruth Brown helped establish Atlantic Records as a hub for R&B. But like many artists of the day, she was mistreated. Let’s give her her due.
What Tom Petty Taught Me About Girls
An excerpt from Bill Flanigin’s book, “Geometry, Weeds, Flowers and 8-Tracks” is a poignant look at how certain Tom Petty songs eased the pains of growing up.