September 7, 2003: Warren Zevon Dies
One of the greatest classic rock singer-songwriters, he left a legacy of distinctive songs admired by many peers and died with dignity and grace.
Read MoreSept 6, 2018: Burt Reynolds, Movie Superstar, Dies
The actor combined tough guy acting chops with a devilish smile and a wise-cracking sense of humor, with a movie stars good looks
Read MoreSept 6, 2002: The Doors Reunion Tour Begins
When original keyboard player Ray Manzarek and guitarist Robbie Krieger form the Doors of the 21st Century, a number of lawsuits soon follow.
Read MoreRemembering Mark Volman, Singer with the Turtles, Zappa, and Flo & Eddie
After earning their first hit with 1965’s Bob Dylan cover “It Ain’t Me Babe,” he and the Turtles’ Howard Kaylan went on to achieve enormous pop success with “She’d Rather Be With Me,” “Elenore,” “You Showed Me,” and the #1 hit, “Happy Together.”
Read MoreSept 5, 1998: Aerosmith Scores First #1 Pop Hit
It was a quarter century into a career that saw the group enjoy two stretches as a superstar rock band that they finally topped the pop chart
Read MoreSept 5, 2015: Taylor Hawkins Sings ‘Under Pressure’ With ‘Super-Duper Group’
The Foo Fighters marked what would have been the 69th birthday of Freddie Mercury, joined by guests from Queen and Led Zeppelin.
Read MoreSep 4, 2023: Gary Wright, Spooky Tooth Leader and ‘Dream Weaver’ Hitmaker, Dies
The American musician first experienced success as an expat with a British band before returning home and enjoying two huge hits.
Read MoreLed Zeppelin’s ‘Song Remains the Same’: Review
If you have the previous reissue, you can probably skip the new one. If you don’t, here’s a chance to experience a much better recording than the original.
Read MoreSept 4: Rolling Stones Song and ‘Mack the Knife’ Banned By Radio
Banning a song on the radio can often work in its favor. And it certainly didn’t hurt “Mack The Knife” or “Street Fighting Man.”
Read MoreSept. 3, 2017: Walter Becker, Steely Dan Co-Founder, Dies
The co-founder and core member of one of the most popular American bands of the past 40+ years passed from esophageal cancer.
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