Interviews
Our discussions with many significant classic rock artists and others.
Linda Ronstadt—A Rare Interview (Part Two)
In an intimate conversation, the Rock Hall of Famer discusses the ’70s SoCal singer-songwriter boom and how her backing band evolved into the Eagles
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Arlo Guthrie Talks Woody, ‘Alice,’ Seeger
A half-century after the death of his folk legend father, Woody, and the release of ‘Alice’s Restaurant,’ the singer-songwriter still hears the call.
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Randy Bachman Talks Beatles & Early Guess Who
On his new solo album, the former Guess Who and BTO singer-guitarist pays tribute to one of his heroes. We spoke with Bachman about George Harrison and more.
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Donovan Interview (Part 2): His Greatest Hits
The Scottish singer-songwriter and Rock Hall inductee examines some of his greatest hits including “Season of the Witch” and “There is a Mountain”
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The Zombies’ Colin Blunstone: Interview
Our writer followed the British Invasion band from gig to gig. The result? Their co-founder talked about their tour of a classic album
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Mountain’s Leslie West: The Solo Years & More
In the second half of our extensive chat, the Mountain man recalls sitting in with Hendrix and The Who, hanging with Ozzy, and much more.,
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Peter Asher Q&A: Producing Linda Ronstadt & More
In our detailed interview, most of it previously unpublished, the master producer talks about his work with Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt, Ringo, Cher & more
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The Turtles’ Howard Kaylan Talks: Album By Album
From 1965-70 they were one of America’s biggest singles bands. But they also produced six great albums. Their lead singer shares inside stories about each.
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Gregg Rolie Talks Journey, Santana, Ringo & More
He was a core member of the original Santana and Journey and now plays with Ringo. We speak with the keyboardist/vocalist and two-time Rock Hall member.
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Paul Simon: Why He Still Matters
“Nothing has become for him more important than the music—not the fame, not the money, not the drugs, not laziness, not fear of failure.”
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