Posts From Best Classic Bands Staff
Graham Nash Talks ‘Carry On,’ Young’s Input on CSNY’s ‘Déjà Vu’ 50th Anniversary Box
He shares a conversation with Stephen Stills about the lack of a “Suite: Judy Blues Eyes.” The set includes hours of rare and unreleased studio recordings
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Bruce Springsteen: New Record ‘Coming Soon’
During an interview and virtual concert performance as the latest recipient of the Woody Guthrie Prize, he teased another new release
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Dead & Company Set 2021 Tour
The Grateful Dead’s Mickey Hart, Bill Kreutzmann and Bob Weir continue to join forces with John Mayer and others, as one of the most successful touring bands
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Eric Clapton Bookends 2019 Royal Albert Hall Show With Surprises
Slowhand opened his London 2019 concert with a cover of “Que Sera Sera,” in tribute to Doris Day, who had died earlier that day, then closed the show with a Prince tribute
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Tina Turner, Carole King, Todd Rundgren Lead Rock Hall Class of 2021 Inductees
The diverse list of 13 inductees featured many artists that have been overlooked for decades. However, many legends are still missing
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‘The Who: Breaking the Band’ Coming to Reelz
We’ve got two exclusive clips from the upcoming television documentary, which reveals some of the band’s mayhem on stage and off
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ABBA New Recordings Update: ‘It Was Fantastic in the Studio’
Plenty of classic rock bands have reunited over the years, so why not one of the world’s most successful pop bands decades later?
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Tom Jones’ Commanding New Album, ‘Surrounded By Time,’ at 80
The legend recorded it during lockdown, with songs by Dylan and Cat Stevens, and a biting track, “Talking Reality Television Blues,” about you know who
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Lindsey Buckingham on Stevie Nicks, Mick Fleetwood and Songwriting
“Part of the deal with Stevie and me was that we had to spend an awful lot of time together without ever having gotten closure from each other”
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Van Morrison’s New Double Album, ‘Latest Record Project,’ Earns Harsh Reviews
The release, with the generic-sounding name, is a two-disc set, with 28 songs written during lockdown. “It’s a terrible night for a moondance,” writes one
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