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Beatles, Elvis + More ‘Ed Sullivan’ Shows on DVD
You didn’t truly make it in show business in America until you appeared on his program. Some of the classic performances are now available in high definition.
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Chrissie Hynde ‘Alone’ Doc Coming to DVD
The film follows the Pretenders’ lead singer as she shares an insight into her life. Also included is a full-length concert from 1981.
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Spooky Tooth Singer Mike Harrison Dead at 72
One of the great British blues/prog-rock voices, he led the band that also included Gary Wright and future Foreigner leader Mick Jones.
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Willie Nelson New ‘Last Man Standing’ LP: Listen
The iconic singer, who will turn 85 in April, is releasing his latest album for Legacy Recordings. Nelson co-wrote all of the new music on the set.
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Listen: Henley and Gill Sing on Elton John Tribute LP
A wide range of artists, from Willie Nelson to Rosanne Cash, Emmylou and more, salute the songwriting of Elton and Bernie Taupin
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Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow New Album: Listen
The band’s first new single since 1996 is from the Memories in Rock II album. We’ve also got two favorites including “Smoke on the Water”
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‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ National Tour in 2019
Following the successful NBC broadcast, a new national tour of Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s musical has been announced.
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Beatles Publicist Derek Taylor: Memoir Reissue
The 1973 book from The Beatles and Apple Records press officer was one of the first ’60s pop-cultural history books to be published
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Nick Lowe Releasing New EP + Touring
For his first new music in five years, the singer-songwriter imagines a bleak landscape as “the polar opposite of what it really is.”
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Emmylou Harris ‘Ballad of Sally Rose’ Reissue
Released in 1985, the song cycle is based loosely on her short time with singer-songwriter Gram Parsons, who died in 1973.
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