Don’t You Dare Call ‘Em “One-Hit Wonders”!
Yes, they each had a big, memorable radio hit. But artists like Devo, Tommy Tutone, and Randy Newman kept serving up other tasty music morsels. You should get to know (or remember) them.
Mick Ronson: More Than Just a Sideman
It was hard to stand in the spotlight with David Bowie, but guitarist Mick Ronson did so more than admirably. Along the way, he worked with stars including Elton, Lou Reed, even John Mellencamp — and deeply influenced rising artists like Morrissey and Def Leppard. A tribute to his all-too-short career.
The Police’s “Regatta De Blanc”: A 40th Appreciation
From “Message In A Bottle” to “Walking On the Moon,” the second album by the Police captured their particular brand of punk-jazz … in a bottle (pun intended).
Top 10 Rolling Stones Studio Albums
“Aftermath,” “Tattoo You,” “Sticky Fingers,” “Exile on Main Street”… The competition within the Stones catalog is tough! So which album is their very best?
