Jim Carroll – More Than “People Who Died”
Jim Carroll made a public name with his hit song “People Who Died.” Many forget this punk poet was a gifted writer, as well.
Some Overlooked Bands of the 70s
We’ve gotten so used to the Usual Suspects on rock radio that several cool bands from the 70s go unnoticed. Time to show ’em more love.
“Rock Over London”: Minding the Musical Gap
During the heyday of New Wave and post-punk, there were a few critical musical beacons. The author recalls one particular lifeline.
The One-Hit-Wonder File: “Smiling Faces Sometimes”
It’s a memorable song that reflected the paranoia and darkness of a certain part of the 70s. And it still holds up.
Rip This Joint: “Exile On Main Street” At 50
Fifty years ago, the Stones released “Exile On Main Street.” Mick described it as “runaway outlaws using the blues as a weapon.” We concur.