The One-Hit Wonder File: Dean Friedman’s “Ariel”
Dean Friedman’s quirky hit about a vegetarian Jewish girl fond of getting high was one of the catchiest tunes of the 70s.
The Bee Gees: “How Do You Mend A Broken Heart?”
Even if you hate disco, the new HBO documentary about the Bee Gees is worth a watch. Their story is one of talent, resilience, and family.
Tom Petty’s “Wildflowers & All the Rest”
Tom Petty revealed his deepest issues on “Wildflowers.” But there were songs left out — until now. This new release is a complete picture.
Lou Reed’s “New York”: The Reissue
“New York” isn’t just the title of the new Lou Reed reissue; it was the city that shaped him and his music from Day One.
The Other Side of the Pen: Songs About Songwriters
For many songwriters, inspiration strikes in the form of…another songwriter. Here are some who turned the tables on a hero or colleague.