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Mark Lettieri’s irresistible Fiore gets an HH makeover, John Petrucci’s baritone signature makes its long-awaited return, and the Line 6 Helix Stadium XL finally arrives… Read…
The Detroit instrumentalist phenom’s new solo EP comes straight from the heart, with wide-range dynamics and Boller’s typically audacious style Read More
It wasn’t immediately clear how freezing or refrigeration might play into a final ruling, but it could make pinpointing a date of death much more…
Jim Salestrom, beloved Colorado singer-songwriter and former banjo player for Dolly Parton, died Nov. 22, 2023, at age 67. The post On This Day in…
The youths of today still see the appeal of these one-hit wonders from the 1980s, and I can totally see why. These songs are killer….
John Jennings, the Grammy-nominated producer who teamed up with Mary Chapin Carpenter in the ’90s, was born on this day in 1953. The post Born…
Clarke’s early session career offered tantalizing glimpses of his technical prowess and innovations, and hints of how he would transform the low-end landscape with Return…
The Smashing Pumpkins leader’s opera team-up celebrates the 30th anniversary of Mellon Collie and the Infinite Sadness Read More
Jellybean Johnson, a Minneapolis musical trailblazer and founding member of Prince-affiliated band the Time, died Friday, Nov. 21, just two days after his 69th birthday….
On this day in 1999, country superstar Toby Keith released his rowdy revenge anthem “How Do You Like Me Now?!” The post On This Day…
The multi-instrumentalist and Prince associate served as the drummer in the Time and produced for Janet Jackson and New Edition Read More
On this day in 1975, John Denver topped the country charts yet again with his ninth studio album, ‘Windsong.’ The post On This Day in…
“He’s one of the best songwriters and artists that I’ve been in the room with as long as I can remember,” Blanco tells Rolling Stone…
Returning with another Lynch Mob album – despite attempts to ditch the name – the Dokken guitarist reflects on his bad decisions, what went wrong…