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Stevie Ray Vaughan and Albert King “In Session”
"Vaughan’s hero wasn’t just anybody... It was the six-foot-four, 250-pound-plus blues legend Albert King—nicknamed the “Velvet Bulldozer.”
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The One-Hit Wonder File: “Venus”
That rattly opening guitar riff signaled something..."different." Here's the backstory on the 70s song that's had more than one life.
A “Model” Album from Elvis Costello
"Pump It Up" and "Lipstick Vogue" reveal Elvis Costello's songwriting skills had reached a higher level. His then-new band, The Attractions, also helped kick it up a few notches.
Sympathy for the Drummer: Why Charlie Watts Matters
Charlie Watts was the "heartbeat" of the Stones. A recent book breaks down why this timekeeper was one of the most masterful drummers of any genre.
Tears for Fears: Sowing the Seeds…of A Rebirth?
Tears for Fears created some of the best pop hits of the 80s. Their relationship has been on and off again, but could new music be on the way?